WHAT TO EXPECT
The Topology Graph gives users a visualization of their cloudSwXtch network, highlighting the data flowing between the various components. This includes cloudSwXtches, swXtchBridges, and the endpoints (with and without xNICs). With a wealth of different filtering tools, users have complete flexibility on how they monitor and configure their data.
In this article, users will learn how to navigate to the topology graph in wXcked Eye and also an intro on the various panels.
The Topology Graph page is split into multiple page’s , this page is organized into the following functions:
Locating the wXcked Eye Topology Graph page
To navigate to the Topology Graph page, users will need to click on the menu (≡) option at the top left-hand corner by the swXtch.io logo.
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From there, select Topology Graph.

Topology Graph Layout
The Topology Graph can be organized into four points of interest. To start, the main network graph, at the center, displays traffic traveling to and from the cloudSwXtch. Then, there are two configuration panels: The View By/Filter Bar and the Topology Toolbox. Both are collapsible and movable across the topology graph. Finally, on the left of the page, there are some additional tools, such as Center Graph, Resize Nodes, Remove Groups Config, Glossary, and Settings.

In addition to these four main areas, selecting a component node in the topology graph will open its Component Information Panel. Here, users will find metrics specific to that component and additional specific information, such as Environmental and Hardware data. Selecting a component with a right click opens the Radial Menu for configuration options. Depending on the component class (cloudSwXtch, bridge, or xNIC), this could include adding adaptors for protocol fanout via the cloudSwXtch component node, configuring HA at the xNIC level, and toggling deduplication on or off for the endpoints. Note that most of this configuration can also be accomplished via System Management.

The components are listed below with
The View By/Filter By bar and Layers Toolbox are all movable across the Topology Graph and collapsible.

Statistics Explained
Each cloudSwXtch component (cloudSwXtch, cloudSwXtch Bridge, and xNIC) acts as a probe point, illustrating the following metrics:
TX
RX
Out of Order (OoO)
Missing Packets
These values will display when the Statistics layer is toggled on.

Resize and Edit Components in Topology Graph and adding Tags
The components can be resized and edited in the Topology graph by left mouse click to bring up the options.
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Select the plus or minus button to make the component larger or smaller in the graph. In the case below it has been selected to the largest size, therefore the plus button is greyed out.
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Select the edit button to rename or to add tags to a component.
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Deeper Dive into wXcked Eye Topology Graph
For more information about a specific area in the Topology Graph, read their respective articles below.