CMDB / Assets

The Configuration Management Database (CMDB) is the heart of OpsWeave. Assets (Configuration Items) are the central entity — everything else references them.

Asset Types

OpsWeave supports 24 asset types in 7 categories:

Category	Types
Compute	Server, Virtual Machine, Container, Cloud Instance
Network	Router, Switch, Firewall, Load Balancer, Access Point
Storage	NAS, SAN, Backup System
Software	Operating System, Application, Database, Web Service, API
Security	Certificate, VPN, Identity Provider
Facility	UPS, PDU, Rack
Service	Business Service, IT Service

Asset Attributes

Each asset has the following standard fields:

Field	Description
name	Technical name (e.g. "web-server-01")
display_name	Display name
asset_type	Type from the list above
status	active, inactive, maintenance, decommissioned
ip_address	IPv4/IPv6 (max. 45 characters)
location	Physical location
sla_tier	gold, silver, bronze (for SLA inheritance)
environment	production, staging, development, test
customer_id	Associated customer
attributes	Arbitrary JSON attributes (extensible)

Relations (DAG)

Assets can have arbitrary relationships with each other. The relationship model is a Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) — cycles are prevented.

Relation Types:

Type	Meaning
depends_on	A depends on B
runs_on	Software A runs on Server B
connects_to	A is connected to B
managed_by	A is managed by B
part_of	A is part of B
hosts	A hosts B
backs_up	A backs up B
monitors	A monitors B
provides	A provides Service B

SLA Inheritance

SLA tiers are inherited through the dependency graph: When Asset A depends on Asset B, A inherits the SLA tier from B (if A does not have its own SLA tier).

The inheritance depth is unlimited — a recursive CTE traverses the DAG.

Asset Detail

The asset detail view has three tabs:

Details: All attributes, inline editing, SLA chain

Relations: Visual graph representation (React Flow) of all dependent/linked assets

Tickets: All tickets referencing this asset

REST API

GET    /api/v1/assets                    # List (filter, search, paginate)
POST   /api/v1/assets                    # Create
GET    /api/v1/assets/:id                # Detail
PUT    /api/v1/assets/:id                # Update
DELETE /api/v1/assets/:id                # Delete
GET    /api/v1/assets/:id/relations      # Relations
POST   /api/v1/assets/:id/relations      # Add relation
DELETE /api/v1/assets/:id/relations/:rid # Remove relation
GET    /api/v1/assets/:id/sla-chain      # SLA inheritance chain
GET    /api/v1/assets/:id/tickets        # Linked tickets
GET    /api/v1/assets/:id/graph          # Graph data (React Flow format)
GET    /api/v1/assets/stats              # Statistics (total, by_type, by_status)
GET    /api/v1/assets/types              # Available asset types

Community Limit

The Community Edition allows up to 50 assets per tenant. A warning is displayed when the limit is reached. All existing assets remain fully usable.