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It is but that assumes that the ops guys who are using it actually keep it up to date which is why we no longer use it. Always the human factors that kill some
by hughrr 5y ago
It is but that assumes that the ops guys who are using it actually keep it up to date which is why we no longer use it.
Always the human factors that kill something.
- jeffalyanak 5y agoI've certainly dealt with that in the past, but the reports, scripts, and webhooks in Netbox helped us automate our documentation QA. Whenever data is altered, QA gets an immediate ticket to validate it and the reports give them the ability to quickly check it against our real-time inventory system. To catch the case where data isn't entered, all project tasks and work tickets need to be associated with one or more Netbox updates, and QA confirms that as well. There's no solution to this problem that's purely technical. In my experience you need to make it as easy as possible with your tooling, but you still have to have processes in place to catch mistakes and omissions.