2. CMDB (Configuration Management Database)

The CMDB module provides a centralized view of configuration items (instances) grouped by project. It allows teams to manage, search, and organize technical targets and environments that are used across security, CI/CD, and operational workflows.

CMDB is project-aware: all instances are created and viewed within the context of a selected project.

Layout Overview

The CMDB screen is divided into two main areas:

Settings by project
Displays a horizontal list of available projects. Selecting a project updates the visible configuration items (instances) below.
A search field allows quick filtering of projects by name.

Instances
Displays configuration items (targets) associated with the selected project.
Includes:

1. Search field to find instances by name

2. + Add button to create a new instance

3. Table view for managing existing instances

If no instances exist for the selected project, the system shows “No data to display.”

Instances Table

Each row in the Instances table represents a configuration item (CI) or target.

Columns:
Target – Name or identifier of the configuration item
Actions – Edit or manage the instance

The table updates dynamically based on the selected project.

Adding an Instance

To create a new configuration item:

1. Select a project from Settings by project.

2. In the Instances section, click + Add.

3. Enter the required instance details (target name and related configuration).

4. Click Save.

The new instance will appear in the table under the selected project.

Searching Instances

Use the Search field in the Instances section to quickly locate configuration items by name.
Search is applied only within the currently selected project.

Project-Based Scope

1. Instances belong to a single project.

2. Switching projects immediately updates the Instances list.

3. Each project maintains its own isolated CMDB scope.

This ensures clear separation between environments, applications, or customers.