Import Azure data to CMDB without Discovery

[Balakrishna_ABK]

Is there any connector available in ServiceNow to Import Azure data to CMDB without Discovery Subscription ?

[J Siva]

Hi @Balakrishna_ABK 
If you're trying to retrieve Azure App Registry information, the following workaround might help you.

1. Store the Azure account information in CSV format at one of the shared locations. - Please check with your infra team to pull and store the data in the shared path..

2. Using the "Remote File Import" feature (Store application), retrieve the data from the shared path via one of your MID servers and store it in your CMDB table using transform map.

Regards,
Siva

[Community Alums]

hi @Balakrishna_ABK ,

Yes, you can import Azure data into the ServiceNow CMDB without using Discovery. There's a Service Graph Connector for Microsoft Azure available in the ServiceNow Store that’s designed specifically for this.

This connector doesn’t require a MID Server or a Discovery subscription. Instead, it uses Azure’s native APIs and Log Analytics to pull in data about your cloud resources. It can populate CMDB tables with information about virtual machines, network interfaces, storage accounts, and even installed software if you’ve set up Azure Monitoring Agents.

To set it up, you’ll need to register an application in Azure, give it the right permissions, and configure it in ServiceNow with your tenant and client details. Once that’s done, the connector can start syncing data directly into your CMDB.

It’s a great option if you want to keep your cloud inventory up to date without the overhead of traditional discovery tools..

[Balakrishna_ABK]

@Community Alums  Thanks for your quick reply, can you help on below queries.

1. Does this needs ITOM license ?
2. Can this connector import Subscriptions and various other resource types available in Azure (like  Disk, Firewall policy, Database, Containers, Logic App and others)

I can see ITOM subscription is needed when I tried to install plugin App id: sn_sg_azure_integ