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OMNIA CMDB · DISCOVERY

Your infrastructure, discovered. Not typed in.

The OMNIA discovery agent runs on your servers and reports what is really there: hardware, software, patches, containers, services, databases, connections and cloud. OMNIA reconciles it into configuration items and draws their relationships.

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Agent · Linux · WindowsContainers · DockerCloud · OCIGraph · relationships
What it solves

A CMDB is only useful if it reflects reality.

Inventories loaded by hand age the day after; incidents and changes are then analysed on a map that no longer exists.

The inventory is a spreadsheet updated once a year.
An agent reports periodically what each server really has.
Containers and services are invisible to the CMDB.
Docker containers, services and databases are discovered, including inside containers.
Nobody knows what depends on what.
A relationship graph connects servers, services, databases and connections.
Customer infrastructure is mixed with your own.
Agent keys per customer: what they report is born as that customer’s CI.
Capabilities

From discovery to a governed CMDB.

Discovered data is reviewed and reconciled before it becomes a configuration item.

Discovery agent

Agent for Linux and Windows

Hardware, disks and volumes, network interfaces, installed software, pending patches, virtualisation and operating-system details, reported periodically to OMNIA.

HardwareSoftwarePatchesVirtualisation
Containers

Docker containers, inside and out

The agent discovers Docker containers and what runs inside them, so services in containers appear as such.

DockerInside containers
Services and data

Services, databases and connections

Listening services, databases such as PostgreSQL, MySQL or Redis, and the connections between them become typed nodes of the graph.

ServicesDatabasesConnections
Cloud

OCI cloud hierarchy

Cloud resources are placed in their hierarchy (cloud → compartment), next to the servers and services that run there.

OCICompartments
Reconciliation and graph

Discovered items and relationship graph

Discovered assets are reconciled with existing CIs; the graph shows dependencies and can be filtered by owner (own or customer).

ReconciliationGraphOwner filter
Governance

Licences, patches and assignments

Software licences, patch status and asset assignments to people, on the same configuration items.

LicencesPatchesAssignments
How it works

Discover, review, reconcile, relate.

The agent proposes; the CMDB keeps control of what becomes a configuration item.

01The agent is installed with its key (your own or a customer’s).
02It reports hardware, software, patches, containers and services.
03Reports arrive as discovered items for review.
04They are reconciled with existing CIs, never with CIs of another owner.
✓The relationship graph feeds incidents, changes and maintenance.

The same CI, everywhere.

Service desk, maintenance, fixed assets and field service read the same record.

AGENTServers, containers, cloud
DISCOVEREDPending review
RECONCILIATIONBy owner and identity
CIConfiguration item
GRAPHDependencies and impact
Connected with OMNIA

The CMDB at the center of service and assets.

One configuration item serves IT, maintenance, finance and managed services.

ITSM

Incidents, problems and changes are analysed on the real CI and its dependencies. OMNIA ITSM →

Fixed assets

IFRS and tax books live on the CMDB record; customer CIs are never depreciated. OMNIA ERP →

Managed services

Agents installed at customers create that customer’s CIs, covered by its contract. Field service →

Maintenance

Maintenance equipment shares the same CI record. CMMS + HSE →

Let’s start

See your real infrastructure in minutes.

Install the agent on a test server and see servers, containers, services and their relationships in OMNIA.

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