Is there an out of box table in servicenow CMDB for maintaining AWS Workspace?
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03-24-2020 07:55 AM
Is there an out of box table in servicenow CMDB for maintaining AWS Workspaces?
Also, I would like to understand on the purpose of the table AWS Resource Name Endpoint (cmdb_ci_endpoint_arn), what does this maintain from AWS ?

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03-24-2020 08:22 AM
Hi arunv,
you can refer below link of docs it might help you,
You can maintain cloud databases in cmdb_ci_cloud_database this cmdb table.
AWS Resource Name Endpoint this table is used to store entry points to your application service.
An entry point is how clients access an application service. Entry points are stored as records in the Endpoint [cmdb_ci_endpoint] tables.
Hope this will help you to get correct path towards your question.
Regards,
Akshata.
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04-09-2020 08:18 AM
Hi Akshata, Thank your for your response!

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03-24-2020 08:29 AM
Hello Arun,
here I have some links for you which obviously will help you :
1) Configure the Amazon AWS Config service to auto-update the CMDB
2) Enable Self-Service Actions for Amazon WorkSpaces through ServiceNow
3) CMDB tables
4) Agent Workspace for Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
I don't think there is OOTB table for aws workspaces there is only few tables which are given below
cmdb_ci_aws_datacenter | AWS datacenter | Logical representation of an Amazon Web Services datacenter. |
cmdb_ci_endpoint | Endpoint | Endpoint, which represents the entry point to a service, a process, or a queue or topic destination in a service-oriented architecture. |
if my response helps you then kindly mark my answer helpful and correct otherwise feel free to ask further.
Regards,
Ajim.