ResorsIT Uses NetBox for Network Modeling
A network nobody has fully documented is a network nobody can safely change. ResorsIT runs NetBox, the open-source source of truth for network infrastructure, as an orchestrated component rather than a side project someone maintains by hand: the same identity, access control, and audit trail that already govern everything else on the platform.
One Source of Truth for Physical and Virtual Infrastructure
NetBox tracks physical infrastructure, racks, devices, cabling, and power, alongside virtual infrastructure, IP addresses, VLANs, and virtual machines, in a single authoritative data model. Automation and monitoring tools query that data directly, so a configuration rollout or a monitoring rule reads from what NetBox knows is actually deployed, not from a diagram someone updated once and never touched again.
Documentation That Tracks Change, Not Just Current State
Every device, connection, and IP assignment carries its own history, so when a rack gets rewired or an address gets reassigned, there is a record of what changed and when, not only what happens to be true right now. That history is what turns documentation from a snapshot that goes stale into a record you can actually trust months later.
Access Control That Matches the Rest of the Platform
Because NetBox runs inside ResorsIT rather than beside it, who can view or edit network documentation follows the same access policy as every other application on the platform, and every change is part of the platform’s existing audit trail rather than a separate log to reconcile.
Running NetBox through ResorsIT means network documentation stops being a side project that drifts out of date, and becomes one governed, current piece of the same platform as everything else.
See how ResorsIT orchestrates NetBox and the rest of the platform, or read more about NetBox itself directly at their site.