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    Device42 CMDB Connector for Confluence

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    Embed your Device42 CMDB/IT asset details in Confluence for How-Tos/KBs/Collaboration, Integration, and more

    Embed your Device42 CMDB/IT asset details in Confluence for How-Tos/KBs/Collaboration, Integration, and more

    Embed your Device42 CMDB/IT asset details in Confluence for How-Tos/KBs/Collaboration, Integration, and more

    Add Device42 links/details/tables using Macros

    Embed device details

    Embed device tables using extended filters

    Once you configure the plugin, you can select the macros to add device details, links or tables in the articles.

    Embedded device details will show D42 ID, name, hardware model, asset tag, and other details.

    You can use multiple filters to select certain set of devices and embed the resulting table as list of devices in the articles.

    More details

    Powerful macros allow you to embed the Device42 CIs you're writing about directly into your Confluence pages, making your documentation both easier to write and easier to follow! Now Featuring:

    • Device links: Link directly to the CI object view page in Device42!
    • Device details: Embed device details directly into your Confluence articles!
    • Device Tables: Filter your device CIs with multiple, powerful filters, embedding the resultant tables directly into your articles!

    Reviews for cloud

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    by Ewa Boloczko on 2017-05-25
    Cool plugin! I have only small request. I was trying to add URL in the Dev42 type of field description. This seems to be broken, and the field doe not show URL, just textt. This should work like any other type of JIRA field. Small thing but a bit annoying :) Please fix! Thanks, Ewa
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    Device42

    Hi Ewa,

    Thanks for reporting that. We have found the issue and we will work on getting this fixed in next release.

    Regards.

    by Jessvin Thomas on 2016-11-24
    Generally OK plugin but as another reviewer noted vastly limited by inability to specify which fields to show in views. In particular IP is missing which is usually most critical. Also you cannot order the columns on the table view. Thanks raj. When the new version comes out with IP I'll update my review. I can tell you my team has two critical views which we type in manually: 1. List of servers by IP in a subnet. Each subnet represents a functional unit such as production web servers or development . Most team members know what system they are looking for, find the subnet and then look for the IP, dns name and comments to determine what to connect to. 2. List of subnets with a name and description field. This helps when asking for a new server the requestor knows what subnet to check. We are happy to test anything and provide real time feedback.
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    Device42

    Thanks a lot for your feedback.

    1. You have the possibility to specify fields for view using space filters. For each table you have the possibility to limit amount of columns shown.

    2. We plan to extend the CI types that are supported, and IPs is one of the highest priorities now.

    3. We didn't plan to add order of the columns but it is the good point. If you wish this feature to be added you can submit a feature request here and vote for it: http://www.device42.com/new_feature/

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,

    Raj

    by christian.brauchli@swisscloudcomputing.com on 2015-11-12
    If you have device42, go for it. Tables and details are not yet very useful to us, because you cannot define which attributes are shown, but it's worth even for the links. Hi Raj, It really depends on why and for what purpose a device is included in a confluence page. Sometime we need its IP addresses, sometimes the cluster it runs on (which already works), etc. So for us two things would be nice: - be able to choose object type for link macro (passwords, ip adresses, device ...) currently only device works - be able to choose what kind of information is displayed with table and details macro Thanks, Christian
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    Device42

    Hi Christian,

    Thanks for your feedback. Any preferences on what attributes you will want to see or are you looking to make that totally configurable?

    Regards,

    Raj

    by Andrey Markelov on 2015-08-17
    This one is very useful to document Device42 devices.
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    by Ewa Boloczko on 2017-05-25
    Cool plugin! I have only small request. I was trying to add URL in the Dev42 type of field description. This seems to be broken, and the field doe not show URL, just textt. This should work like any other type of JIRA field. Small thing but a bit annoying :) Please fix! Thanks, Ewa
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Hi Ewa,

    Thanks for reporting that. We have found the issue and we will work on getting this fixed in next release.

    Regards.

    by Jessvin Thomas on 2016-11-24
    Generally OK plugin but as another reviewer noted vastly limited by inability to specify which fields to show in views. In particular IP is missing which is usually most critical. Also you cannot order the columns on the table view. Thanks raj. When the new version comes out with IP I'll update my review. I can tell you my team has two critical views which we type in manually: 1. List of servers by IP in a subnet. Each subnet represents a functional unit such as production web servers or development . Most team members know what system they are looking for, find the subnet and then look for the IP, dns name and comments to determine what to connect to. 2. List of subnets with a name and description field. This helps when asking for a new server the requestor knows what subnet to check. We are happy to test anything and provide real time feedback.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Thanks a lot for your feedback.

    1. You have the possibility to specify fields for view using space filters. For each table you have the possibility to limit amount of columns shown.

    2. We plan to extend the CI types that are supported, and IPs is one of the highest priorities now.

    3. We didn't plan to add order of the columns but it is the good point. If you wish this feature to be added you can submit a feature request here and vote for it: http://www.device42.com/new_feature/

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,

    Raj

    by christian.brauchli@swisscloudcomputing.com on 2015-11-12
    If you have device42, go for it. Tables and details are not yet very useful to us, because you cannot define which attributes are shown, but it's worth even for the links. Hi Raj, It really depends on why and for what purpose a device is included in a confluence page. Sometime we need its IP addresses, sometimes the cluster it runs on (which already works), etc. So for us two things would be nice: - be able to choose object type for link macro (passwords, ip adresses, device ...) currently only device works - be able to choose what kind of information is displayed with table and details macro Thanks, Christian
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Hi Christian,

    Thanks for your feedback. Any preferences on what attributes you will want to see or are you looking to make that totally configurable?

    Regards,

    Raj

    by Andrey Markelov on 2015-08-17
    This one is very useful to document Device42 devices.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo

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    by Ewa Boloczko on 2017-05-25
    Cool plugin! I have only small request. I was trying to add URL in the Dev42 type of field description. This seems to be broken, and the field doe not show URL, just textt. This should work like any other type of JIRA field. Small thing but a bit annoying :) Please fix! Thanks, Ewa
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Hi Ewa,

    Thanks for reporting that. We have found the issue and we will work on getting this fixed in next release.

    Regards.

    by Jessvin Thomas on 2016-11-24
    Generally OK plugin but as another reviewer noted vastly limited by inability to specify which fields to show in views. In particular IP is missing which is usually most critical. Also you cannot order the columns on the table view. Thanks raj. When the new version comes out with IP I'll update my review. I can tell you my team has two critical views which we type in manually: 1. List of servers by IP in a subnet. Each subnet represents a functional unit such as production web servers or development . Most team members know what system they are looking for, find the subnet and then look for the IP, dns name and comments to determine what to connect to. 2. List of subnets with a name and description field. This helps when asking for a new server the requestor knows what subnet to check. We are happy to test anything and provide real time feedback.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Thanks a lot for your feedback.

    1. You have the possibility to specify fields for view using space filters. For each table you have the possibility to limit amount of columns shown.

    2. We plan to extend the CI types that are supported, and IPs is one of the highest priorities now.

    3. We didn't plan to add order of the columns but it is the good point. If you wish this feature to be added you can submit a feature request here and vote for it: http://www.device42.com/new_feature/

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,

    Raj

    by christian.brauchli@swisscloudcomputing.com on 2015-11-12
    If you have device42, go for it. Tables and details are not yet very useful to us, because you cannot define which attributes are shown, but it's worth even for the links. Hi Raj, It really depends on why and for what purpose a device is included in a confluence page. Sometime we need its IP addresses, sometimes the cluster it runs on (which already works), etc. So for us two things would be nice: - be able to choose object type for link macro (passwords, ip adresses, device ...) currently only device works - be able to choose what kind of information is displayed with table and details macro Thanks, Christian
    Was this review helpful?YesNo
    Device42

    Hi Christian,

    Thanks for your feedback. Any preferences on what attributes you will want to see or are you looking to make that totally configurable?

    Regards,

    Raj

    by Andrey Markelov on 2015-08-17
    This one is very useful to document Device42 devices.
    Was this review helpful?YesNo

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    Versions

    Version 5.3.1.2010061530 • Confluence Server 5.7.6 - 7.9.3 • Released 2020-10-09

    Summary

    Fixes sync issue.

    Details

    This version requires Device42 v16.00.00+. Please ensure you are running v16 or newer before installing.

    • Fixes sync error that occurred after a connection reset.

    Installation

    1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Manage add-ons screen loads.
    3. Click Find new apps or Find new add-ons from the left-hand side of the page.
    4. Locate Device42 CMDB Connector for Confluence via search. Results include app versions compatible with your Confluence instance.
    5. Click Install to download and install your app.
    6. You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.

    To find older Device42 CMDB Connector for Confluence versions compatible with your instance, you can look through our version history page.

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