Open Source JavaScript Configuration Management Database (CMDB) Software

TeemIp is a free, open source, WEB based, IP Address Management (IPAM) tool that provides comprehensive IP Management capabilities. It allows you to manage your IPv4, IPv6 and DNS spaces: track user requests, discover and allocate IPs, manage your IP plan, your subnet space, your zones and DNS records in accordance with best in class DDI practices. At the same time, TeemIp's CMDB allows you to manage your IT inventory and links your CIs to the IPs they use. Project source code is located on https://github.com/TeemIP

CMDBuild is the open source web environment for the configuration of custom applications for the Asset Management. With CMDBuild you can build and extend your own CMDB, modeling it according to the needs of your Organization. You can configure workflows, reports, dashboards, schedule operations and checks, manage documents, georeference your asset in maps or view them in 3D models. You can also interoperate with external solutions through webservices. Or you can choose one of the standard vertical solutions, already configured: CMDBuild READY2USE and openMAINT.

i-doit is a web based IT documentation and CMDB. i-doit documents IT-systems and their changes, defines emergency plans, displays vital information and helps to ensure a stable and efficient IT operation: The technical documentation: This means that all information can be organised (details flexibly adjusted), stored and maintained in one place. This allows simple Helpdesk, Support and Planning functions and provides the basis for quality assurance and certification. i-doit allows services to be documented as a logical grouping of objects placed in relation to each other. This provides the basis for (ITIL) processes such as Change and Problem Management, helps to control and manage the SLA (Service Level Agreement) or the communication with users. Its interfaces to other ITSM applications (like Nagios, Request Tracker etc.) allow the entering of data only once in the ITSM environment. i-doit maintains one holistic view of the operational situation.

Program PBBoard is interactive Forum management program Dialogic Free classified as free software and open source, is located under the GNU GPL, is written in PHP and based on MySQL database engine And PBBoard now in its third generation version 3.0, this version includes integration between design standard High-level as well as high security, as well as multi-language interface and empowerment Full of multiple databases for planning modulating complete with a lack of effort on servers. https://pbboard.info

OneCMDB is an open source CMDB, Configuration Management Database. It keeps track of assets, documents, etc. and relations. The CMDB Model can be changed on the fly and networks can be auto-discovered. Integrated with NAGIOS. ITIL compliant.

A management system for sensitive system and security information. This system is designed to aid IT/Security professionals in maintaining a repository of sensitive information for their systems, to include: sensitive system information (architecture, assets and inventory, vulnerability data, remediation strategies, assessments) and so on. This is an ever evolving project and will take shape over a given amount of time.

The ServiceNow Data Mart Loader (a.k.a. ServiceNow DataPump) is a Java application which uses ServiceNow’s Direct Web Services (SOAP) API to extract meta-data and data from your Service-now ITSM instance. The application automatically creates and maintains tables in an Oracle or MySQL database. Please view the Wiki Quick Start Guide for instructions. NOTE: This project has been rehosted on github (see https://github.com/gflewis/sndml). The updated version has been tested with Geneva and Helsinki, but the GUI is no longer supported.

A ColdFusion application for the creation of a centrally managed database for * project collaboration. * project tracking * helpdesk tickets * customer details.

IT Open Suite, based up on ITIL v3.