Roadmap / To Do

Planned Drivers:

In no particular order:

add reading of VSF interfaces (from ArubaWired-VSFv2 mib) to the Aruba AOS-CX SNMP driver.
add reading of VSF interfaces to the Aruba AOS-CX API driver.
add VRF interface membership to Arista SNMP driver (uses private Mib)
add Top-N reports for user and device activities.
move to Caddy as the WSGI/Web server.
improve developer documentation on the various drivers (ongoing :-) ).
parse the newer SNMP ‘ipAddressTable’ mib entries for device interface address information.
parse the newer SNMP ‘ipNetToPhysicalTable’ mib entries for ARP info.
automatically set SSH connection type for drivers that should know this.
update to Django 5.1 / 5.2
add Python 3.12 and 3.13 compability: requires reworking of ‘pysnmp’ code.
IPv6 support, both for switch snmp access, and other informational tables.
test support for AES-192 and up. This will require Net-SNMP v5.8
add MPLS L3VPN info and interface members on Juniper routers in the Junos PyEZ driver.

Here are some other features we are considering implementing (in no particular order!)

Single-Sign-On (SSO) via SAML, and possibly OAUTH for authorization (switch group membership) We plan to provide this via “overlaying” with Caddy.
Make WebUI responsive, so pages do not have to reload. Requires back-end changes, and front-end AJAX web implementation.
change user model, from standard user mode with separate profile table, to a new user class that has it all :-)
Tagged/Trunked ports tagged vlan management - in progress, now implemented for API drivers! Note: this is complex for snmp devices, as this is frequently handled in a vendor-specific MIB.
hide change/submit buttons until form has changes (vlan, ifalias, etc.) This is a big undertaking changing the UI framework used.`
make driver support dynamic (i.e. discover at runtime what vendor drivers are implemented)
support running production in a Docker container (work in progress!)