NetDrift

NetDrift is a web app (with an optional lightweight on-prem collector) that detects and explains network configuration drift across routers, switches, firewalls, and cloud networking. It continuously snapshots device configs, normalizes them, and highlights meaningful changes (not noisy diffs). When drift appears, it maps the change to impacted services using topology + flow context, then generates a human-readable “what changed, why it matters, and how to roll back” report. It also enforces simple guardrails: approved change windows, peer review, and policy checks (e.g., “no any/any,” “BGP neighbors must use MD5,” “no VLAN trunking to access ports”). This is a combination traditional + AI app: traditional collectors/diffing plus AI for summarization, impact narrative, and suggested remediation. The goal is fewer outages caused by undocumented changes and faster incident triage when something inevitably slips through.