Demo lab

Looking Glass Graph Demo

A realistic UK topology with real external ASNs populates the Looking Glass topology graph. The native plugin suite runs it as an executable browser proof.

Daemon

Injects 36 routes into a running Ze instance that describes a small but realistic network: a core ring (Telehouse, Leeds, Manchester, Birmingham) with edge sites (Slough, Bradford), peered with real external ASNs: NTT (transit), Cogent (transit), Cloudflare (peering), and Akamai (peering), all under AS65000.

The Go test runner starts a real Looking Glass in an isolated workspace, injects the routes, checks the topology graph and route views, then tears the instance down.

Proves The Looking Glass topology graph and route views render correctly against a realistic multi-site, multi-peer network
Topology AS65000 core ring + edge sites, external peers NTT/Cogent/Cloudflare/Akamai
Requires Go toolchain
looking-glass-graph
# runs the native plugin suite, including the graph lab
$ ./le functional plugin-test
Good first lab

No Docker, no QEMU, no root. If you want to see what Ze's operator surfaces actually look like before running anything else, start here.