Discover every Windows and Linux system. OS, hardware, disks, networks, roles and services.
Inventory is your source of truth for “what do we have, where is it, and what’s its state right now?” VectraOps keeps this practical: it focuses on stable identifiers, OS details, uptime/online status and configuration snapshots you can rely on during day-to-day operations and incident response.
VectraOps brings Windows and Linux endpoints and servers into one inventory view. You get consistent, tenant-scoped assets with a predictable data model, so you can stop maintaining separate spreadsheets or scripts per platform.
Inventory becomes operational when it answers “is it online?” and “which device is this really?”. That’s why VectraOps emphasizes stable identifiers and current state.
Hardware and disk visibility helps capacity planning and prevents surprises. By capturing snapshots, you can see what changed and where your risks are growing.
Network configuration changes are a common cause of outages. Inventory snapshots give teams the context they need: NICs, addressing, and key network settings that explain “why can’t we reach it?”.
When your agent or permissions allow it, VectraOps can enrich inventory with role/service visibility. This turns “a server” into “a server that runs something important”.
Roles/services, and service-specific insights (for example IIS/SQL) can be surfaced when present and supported by the platform.
Inventory is most valuable when it reduces time-to-answer. Teams typically use it to validate ownership, scope incidents, and decide what to remediate first—without switching tools.