Working with PSGraph
summary
PSGraph is a PowerShell module implemented as a PSGraph DSL that concatenates GraphViz syntax and hands it to the GraphViz engine to render images. It reads real data (CSV, CMDB, netstat) and actually builds diagrams: an organizational chart from CSV, an infrastructure diagram that colours nodes by live up/down checks, process→network-connection maps, Git commit graphs and F5/load‑balancer stacks. Examples run, export files, and are used in production; GraphViz must be installed per platform.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 7:23Multi-Path
- 13:32Rank Command
- 14:19Sub Graphs
- 16:19Records
- 21:29Real-Time Service Checks
- 28:13Parent and Child Processes
- 36:54Production Examples
- 38:34Firewall Rules
- 43:38Ast Parsing
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