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Aakollegger
Last edited Jan 10, 2013
Created on Jan 10, 2013

This visualization shows the step-by-step output of a Puppet provisioning script running on an Ubuntu system, with each command and its resulting package download progress rendered as a time-ordered sequence. It displays the flow of `apt-get` update and package retrieval operations, highlighting the increasing cumulative size of fetched data. The code uses `d3.forceSimulation` to position nodes representing individual log lines and `d3.geoPath` to draw connecting paths that trace the sequence of events, with data sourced directly from the terminal output of the gist.

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