Azure info into CMDB.What is best design?
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12-05-2023 01:01 AM
This is a question regarding the design of CMDB (Configuration Management Database) to a Cloud Service.
I want to manually register information from Azure AD (such as users, user groups, tenant ID) and
information from Azure Firewall (such as networks, subnets, tenants)
into the CMDB tables,
could you please provide some guidance on which table would be appropriate for registration?
Generally, it is understood that the best practice is to integrate with Discovery or SCCM to automatically receive CMDB information and perform individual mappings. However, if there are any insights regarding the optimal configuration for manually registering information, including the appropriate table, I would greatly appreciate it.
I think
Firewall:
1.cmdb_ci_firewall_network
2.cmdb_ci_ip_firewall
Azure AD:
1.cmdb_ci_ad_controller
2.cmdb_ci_ad_domain
3.cmdb_ci_appl_active_directory
4.cmdb_ci_directory_ad_Forest
5.cmdb_ci_network_policy_group
Is not it Correct?
I am a beginner in CMDB design, so I would greatly appreciate your assistance.
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10-31-2024 07:10 AM
I, too, would like to get a better idea of representing Azure in ServiceNow CMDB.
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11-06-2024 03:09 AM
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