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Automatically and agentlessly inventory and document your Proxmox VE environment. Gain full control of hosts, virtual machines, networking, and capacity, centralized in your asset repository.
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Complete host and VM inventory
Document Proxmox hosts and KVM-based virtual machines with CPU, memory, and disk allocations. Get a continuously updated and unified view of your virtual infrastructure without manual effort.
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Network overview and dependencies
Visualize VLANs, and network relationships between hosts and virtual machines. Understand how resources are connected and how changes impact the environment.
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Right-sizing
Identify oversized or inactive virtual machines. Optimize capacity, avoid unnecessary hardware investments.
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Put infrastructure in business context
Link virtual infrastructure to vScope Governance, e.g. services, applications, vendors, and owners. Establish clear accountability and understand business impact directly within your asset repository.
Asset Types
- Host
- Virtual Machine
- Network
- Storage
- Containers
Example of Bundled Content
- Proxmox Overview
- Proxmox Logical Volumes
- Proxmox Datastores
- Proxmox Guest Agent disabled
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New in vScope: DigiCert Integration for Certificate Inventory
You can now inventory certificates from DigiCert directly in vScope — giving you a complete overview of the SSL/TLS certificates in your environment. Set up proactive alerts, enrich your documentation with tags from DigiCert, or link certificates to your service documentation for greater detail.
New in vScope: Find AI Software Across Your IT Environment
AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, and Microsoft 365 Copilot are spreading fast across organizations – often without IT having full visibility. The latest update to vScope includes ready-made tables that instantly show which machines and users have AI software installed or licensed.
Webinar Recap: How to Work with Modern IT Governance in vScope
We recently hosted a webinar on modern IT governance with vScope Governance. Here are the key takeaways: on why IT environments become complex, how a governance model works in practice, and how your teams can move from scattered spreadsheets to a living asset register.