Netshot, the open source network configuration, inventory and compliance management server, backing up device configurations, tracking change history and enforcing software and configuration compliance across your estate, secured on first boot.
Netshot is an open source network configuration and compliance management platform. It periodically connects to your network devices to back up their running configurations, keeps a full history so you can diff and audit every change, maintains a live inventory of hardware and software, and continuously checks each device against configuration and software version compliance rules. It ships more than a hundred device drivers covering Cisco, Juniper, Arista, Fortinet, HPE, Nokia and many other vendors, and exposes every feature through a REST API so it plugs into automation and change workflows.
It suits network and operations teams who need a single source of truth for device configurations and want to prove compliance and catch unauthorised or risky changes: scheduled configuration backups with change detection from Syslog and SNMP traps, software and configuration compliance reporting for audits, and configuration diffing and rollback references across a multi vendor estate.
cloudimg delivers Netshot fully installed on a hardened, fully patched base with its GraalVM runtime, a local PostgreSQL backing database and its embedded web server serving over HTTPS, so the management console answers the moment the instance boots. The image is secure by default: because Netshot holds privileged access to network devices, nothing ships with a known secret, so the administrator password, the database password, the credential encryption key and the TLS certificate are all generated uniquely on the first boot of each instance before the port is reachable, with the built in default login neutralised and the admin credential written to a root only file. The database starts empty on first boot, and the image ships with a paired step by step deploy guide and 24/7 cloudimg support.
Real screenshots taken while testing this image against its deployment guide.