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SONiC What Just Happened
1.5.3-202211
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NVIDIA SONiC
SONiC is an open source network operating system based on Linux that runs on switches.
SONiC What Just Happened is an application giving the user a way to debug network issues.
SONiC What Just Happened (WJH)
What Just Happened is provided to the user as a docker image and can be installed on Nvidia SONiC switch using SONiC Application Extension infrastructure.
License
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Release History
| SONiC Release | Qualified Hash | WJH Tag | SDK |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023-05 | 208c1705 | 1.6.2-202305 | 4.6.2202 |
| 2022-11_1 | e7ce179b | 1.5.4-202211 | 4.6.1062 |
| 2022-11 | d93970bc | 1.5.3-202211 | 4.5.5142 |
| 2022-05_2 | 50817f5b | 1.3.4-202205 | 4.5.4206 |
How to use SONiC WJH
In order to install the WJH package, do the following:
Add what-just-happened into sonic-package-manager repositories list:
Make sure what-just-happened appears in sonic-package-manager list table:
During 1st phase you can add a description and a default version to be installed.
Install WJH with the wanted version:
In order to enable WJH feature, execute:
In order to see drops, use "show what-just-happened" command
Integrating WJH to SONiC Build System
NOTE: SDK version in WJH must match the SDK version in the SONiC image. To check execute the following command
Publisher
NVIDIA
Latest Tag1.6.2-202305
UpdatedFebruary 6, 2024 UTC
Compressed Size169.56 MB
Multinode SupportNo
Multi-Arch SupportNo
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