Status: Planning

CoreInventory

Server and asset lifecycle management: list systems and watch them evolve — hardware, domains, IPs, installed software and more.

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CoreInventory – Server and asset lifecycle management

Overview

Build a single source of truth for servers and services. Understand where things run, who owns them, what changed and when.

Discovery

Collect hardware facts, OS details, interfaces, IPs and DNS names; optionally read installed software and versions.

Change history

Track deltas over time: interface changes, disk swaps, hostname and IP updates, software upgrades.

Relationships

Relate servers, services, clusters and environments to answer “what depends on what?”.

Planned features

API-first

Everything available via a clean API for integrations and automations (e.g., CoreControl & CoreITSM).

Audit & compliance

Who changed what, when, and why — with exportable reports for ISO 27001 & NIS-2 audits.

Search & reports

Fast queries and saved reports for inventories, IPAM, and license checks.

Milestone Roadmap & Pilot Program

Follow the development of CoreInventory and contribute your requirements as an early design partner.

Phase 1 · In Progress

Data Model & Graph Schema

Entity definitions for physical servers, VMs, containers, network interfaces, IPs, domains, and service dependencies.

Phase 2 · Next Milestone

Agentless Discovery & Delta Engine

Automated fact collection via SSH/WinRM & API plus temporal versioning of all hardware and software changes.

Phase 3 · Planned

Topology UI & Pilot Customer Beta

Interactive dependency graph view, instant search across all assets, and launch of the closed pilot beta.

Phase 4 · Planned

CoreSuite Sync & Compliance Exports

Seamless synchronization as dynamic inventory for CoreControl and CMDB foundation for CoreITSM.

Design Partners Wanted

Become a CoreInventory Pilot Partner

Want to consolidate your server, IP, and asset documentation without bloated legacy CMDBs? Secure early beta access and help shape our discovery connectors.