Sebastian is a computing equipment inventory management system. It can be used to/for

• Maintain an asset list
• Produce a depreciation schedule
• Draw rack elevations
• Draw floor plans
• Maintain a patch schedule
• Maintain a circuit inventory
• Maintain a cross-connect inventory
• Draw a network diagram
• SDN provisioning
• OpenStack/AWS provisioning
• Configuration verification
• Discovery. Active vs. passive, etc.

• Get web-app running.
• Define some menu/page structure.
• Create form(s):
  • CRUD.
• Add existing stuff:
  • racks
  • patch panels
  • cable management
  • servers
  • switches
  • shelf
  • PDU
  • UPS
• Design the floor-layout data model.
  • Consider implications on rack layout model.
• Add printing support:
  • Using Python-PDF stuff?
  • Equipment labels.
  • Cable labels.
  • Rack elevations.
  • Floor plans.
• Add CSV export:
  • Asset lists.
  • Depreciation schedule.
  • Patch schedules.

• Maps show geography, and the location of facilities.
  • Can we use Google Maps API?
  • How do we get a more logical view?
• Floorplans show interior geography, and the location of equipment.
• Racks are shown on floorplans, and show equipment in their elevations.
• Devices can have sub-components. It'd be nice to actually have a sockets and plugs model to explicitly identify the expansion points in a device (CPU sockets, memory sockets, expansion sockets, external ports).

• Frontpage

  • Search (equipment type, serial #, MAC, IP, location, owner, etc)
    • Basically a full-text search across the database, with results like Apple's Spotlight that divides answers into categories?
  • Some basic statistics?
  • Recent activities list?

• New

  • Map
  • Floorplan
  • Rack
  • Device
  • Component
  • Cable

• View

  • Locations
  • Devices (types, etc)
  • Maps
  • Elevations (?)

• Export

  • Asset list
  • Depreciation
  • Patch schedule
  • Backup