I'm looking for recommendations for good IT inventory tracking software. It must track not only hardware assets (those are a dime-a-dozen) but also software, licenses, and support agreements. It doesn't have to be free or open-source, if it's reasonably-priced and good value. It should definitely run on UNIX, at least the back-end stuff. I do *not* need automatic inventory-gathering capability.
Anyone know of anything that works for that?
(BTW, for those that don't know yet, yes this is my new full-time gig, and yes I'm still available for paid work through Avant. Gratuitous plug: we also sell & support JIRA, Confluence and all the other Atlassian software. Call us for all your DevOps needs.)
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I assume you've looked at iTop?
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On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 3:29 PM, Adam Thompson athompson@avant.ca wrote:
I'm looking for recommendations for good IT inventory tracking software. It must track not only hardware assets (those are a dime-a-dozen) but also software, licenses, and support agreements. It doesn't have to be free or open-source, if it's reasonably-priced and good value. It should definitely run on UNIX, at least the back-end stuff. I do *not* need automatic inventory-gathering capability.
Anyone know of anything that works for that?
(BTW, for those that don't know yet, yes this is my new full-time gig, and yes I'm still available for paid work through Avant. Gratuitous plug: we also sell & support JIRA, Confluence and all the other Atlassian software. Call us for all your DevOps needs.)
[image: Avant logo]*Adam Thompson* Senior Systems Administrator *voice:* 204.789.9596 x24 | *email:* athompson@avant.ca | *web:* avant.ca
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