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	[[Image:CartographerMain.jpg|left|thumb|Cartographer main window]] Cartographer's main window includes facilities for loading and unloading topographies, launching views, and tools for mainipulating the database of systems and dependencies. <br/>		[[Image:CartographerMain.jpg|left|thumb|Cartographer main window]] Cartographer's main window includes facilities for loading and unloading topographies, launching views, and tools for mainipulating the database of systems and dependencies. <br/>
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	[[Image:DependencyView.jpg|left|thumb|Dependency View]] A dependency view of the example distributed system.  This view utilizes a directed graph to show both intra and inter-system dependencies. <br/>		[[Image:DependencyView.jpg|left|thumb|Dependency View]] A dependency view of the example distributed system.  This view utilizes a directed graph to show both intra and inter-system dependencies. <br/>
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	[[Image:EndpointView.jpg|left|thumb|Endpoint View]] This view shows the conversations between the system at the center of the graph and members of the distributed system. <br/>		[[Image:EndpointView.jpg|left|thumb|Endpoint View]] This view shows the conversations between the system at the center of the graph and members of the distributed system. <br/>
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	==Example Statistics (Using MRTG)==		==Example Statistics (Using MRTG)==

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Contents 1 Cartographer 2 Overview 3 Supported Platforms 4 Manager 5 Agent 6 Protocol 7 Peer-to-Peer 8 Screen Snapshots 9 Example Statistics (Using MRTG)

Cartographer

Overview

Supported Platforms

Manager

Agent

Protocol

Peer-to-Peer

Screen Snapshots

Cartographer's main window includes facilities for loading and unloading topographies, launching views, and tools for mainipulating the database of systems and dependencies.
A dependency view of the example distributed system. This view utilizes a directed graph to show both intra and inter-system dependencies.
This view shows the conversations between the system at the center of the graph and members of the distributed system.

The default layout for a dependency view uses an organic layout algorithm.

Example Statistics (Using MRTG)