[clue] cmdb's? (seeking advice)

[Mike Bean]

Agreed.  It is kind of an eye-rolling thing.   Most of my users have root,
and resist the notion of recording/reporting system changes, which makes
the whole thing rather academic, but it makes the managers happy.

Mike B

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 1:30 PM, Chris Fedde <chris at fedde.us> wrote:

> I've made good use of media-wiki with the semantic mediawiki plugin and a
> bit of custom wiki work. and an "editpage" script.
>
> But "real" admins roll there eyes and start product selection and
> development projects that take six months but never deliver anything.
>
> If I was starting this over again, which I may be doing soon, I'll do
> ansible inventory file => wiki page generation => nagios monitoring config
> generation.  All backed into github.  But it does end up being kind of
> idiosyncratic. ane new team members roll their eyes and tell me they can
> replace it with something real in 6 months.
>
> On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Mike Bean <beandaemon at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Has anyone had good experience with cmdb's they're comfortable
>> recommending?  I'm attempting to evaluate, and so far, just looked at
>> onecmdb and idoit, but not generally having good experiences.   I need
>> linux support, and don't necessarily have an infinite amount of time to
>> hack the thing into working.
>>
>> Mike B
>>
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