Multi-site "management" of IT infrastructure

FATeknollogee

What is the FOSS (or OSS) equivalent of this: https://github.com/BronsonMagnan/AdminPortal

How are you managing gear in your multiple sites?

JaredBusch

black3dynamite

I’m a big fan of Snipe-IT. You can enable multiple companies support. You can then restrict assets and users to those companies.

Another option is GLPI (https://glpi-project.org) but it does a lot more like tickets.

FATeknollogee

I see a lot asset management/check-in/check-out.
Anyone using this to manage servers, switches etc?

scottalanmiller

@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

I see a lot asset management/check-in/check-out.
Anyone using this to manage servers, switches etc?

I'm not aware of it doing any management, just asset control.

scottalanmiller

@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

What is the FOSS (or OSS) equivalent of this: https://github.com/BronsonMagnan/AdminPortal

That project is already FOSS. Why not just use that?

It's not a management tool, it's a web hub - just a place to list other tools in an easy to find format. Absolutely brilliant idea and super useful, but it doesn't manage or aggregate anything itself. Traditionally we just use a wiki page for that.

FATeknollogee

@scottalanmiller said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
What is the FOSS (or OSS) equivalent of this: https://github.com/BronsonMagnan/AdminPortal
That project is already FOSS. Why not just use that?

It's not a management tool, it's a web hub - just a place to list other tools in an easy to find format. Absolutely brilliant idea and super useful, but it doesn't manage or aggregate anything itself. Traditionally we just use a wiki page for that.

I agree it's brilliant & useful.
It is Windows, just trying to use a free o/s & not "burn" a Windows license!

FATeknollogee

@scottalanmiller said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

I see a lot asset management/check-in/check-out.
Anyone using this to manage servers, switches etc?

I'm not aware of it doing any management, just asset control.

That's what I thought. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't missing anything since someone suggested it as an answer to my OP.

scottalanmiller

@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:

@scottalanmiller said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
@FATeknollogee said in Multi-site management of IT infrastructure:
What is the FOSS (or OSS) equivalent of this: https://github.com/BronsonMagnan/AdminPortal
That project is already FOSS. Why not just use that?

It's not a management tool, it's a web hub - just a place to list other tools in an easy to find format. Absolutely brilliant idea and super useful, but it doesn't manage or aggregate anything itself. Traditionally we just use a wiki page for that.
I agree it's brilliant & useful.
It is Windows, just trying to use a free o/s & not "burn" a Windows license!

Oh, gotcha.

scottalanmiller

The portal generator seems really cool, but what is it really doing? Why not use Hugo or something and make the portal that way? Might actually be easier.

taurex

Asset Tiger is pretty good in my experience. Hosted and free for 250 assets or less.