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Inventory > Server
The most import fields in server register is:
| Field | Functional |
|---|---|
| Hostname | Hostname, accept duplicate hostname per team, but the inveotry will warning about this. |
| Ipv4 Private | Ipv4 private, same situation of hostname (accept duplicate but will warning) |
| Ipv4 Public | Ipv4 public, only for external servers. |
| OS | Base is most basic form, like Linux adn Windows, Distro normally use for linux, like ubuntu, centos, and version its a number |
| CPU | CPU |
| Memory | Memory |
| Environment | Production | Development | Stage |
Setup OS server
You have some tabs,
| Field | Functional |
|---|---|
| Storage | Add your storage information, mount path, size in GB and if is a root device, some cloud maybe bring news informations. |
| Datacenter | Provider, region and zones, if this server still in cloud Environment you can put id in id_instance, will be create a link and Maestro will know if its duplicate when execute a auto discovery servers. |
| Auth | Used to register a methods to authenticate in servers. |
| Service | Register all services its run inside a servers, this information its used to create some links with applications inventory and used in Application Manager system. |
Assing a dc name, region and zone.
Register, which mode you can to access and authenticate on server.
Note
Services is a very important field in servers, which this information the system will try to find some relation with applications, for example if you register Oracle Database, and create a database and register a relation between this servers, the system will automatically create a service relation.
Related services running.
Volumes
Can be attached or built-in:
- Attached are network storage or distributed storage service (ex: NFS)
- built-in its hard drive directly on a server (usually premise datacenters).
After created you can describe a mount path, file type, size and virtual volumes configuration (if exist).
Server Resources
Datacenters and servers have some assumption resources, and there are volumes, flavors, images, and networks.
- Volumes: List of volumes (ex: EBS, HardDisk)
- Flavors: Datacenters information, can be public or private.
- Images: Images hosted on datacenter, used for virtualization services.
- Network: depends on providers architecture, for example aws have security groups, acls, vpcs and subnets and etc.