> how many virtual devices such as vm, router, dhcp which connected to the network
You can port-list then filter by a network id.
> Further, we also want to know the tenants which those devices belong to
Once you have a list of ports, you can print out their tenant_id field.
> and the nodes on which those devices are located
That is persisted in the binding:host field.
Point is that all of this information may be found via a simple client script. What would a single command give you, and what would that command look like?
> how many virtual devices such as vm, router, dhcp which connected to the network
You can port-list then filter by a network id.
> Further, we also want to know the tenants which those devices belong to
Once you have a list of ports, you can print out their tenant_id field.
> and the nodes on which those devices are located
That is persisted in the binding:host field.
Point is that all of this information may be found via a simple client script. What would a single command give you, and what would that command look like?