infrastructure-management
Manage network hosts and devices across all UniFi sites. Monitor host status, device configuration, and infrastructure health for comprehensive inventory management.
What this skill does
# Infrastructure Management Skill Manage and monitor network hosts and devices across your UniFi infrastructure. ## What this skill does This skill enables you to: - View all hosts across all sites - Get detailed host information and status - View all network devices in your infrastructure - Get detailed device configuration and status - Filter infrastructure by site - Monitor host and device health - Track infrastructure inventory - Analyze resource distribution across sites ## When to use this skill Use this skill when you need to: - Check host and device inventory - Monitor infrastructure status - Get device configuration details - Analyze site-specific infrastructure - Troubleshoot connectivity issues - Plan capacity expansion - Generate infrastructure reports - Verify device assignments ## Available Tools - `list_hosts` - List all hosts across all sites - `get_host_details` - Get detailed information about a specific host - `get_hosts_by_site` - Get all hosts in a specific site - `list_devices` - List all network devices across all sites - `get_device_details` - Get detailed information about a specific device - `get_devices_by_site` - Get all devices in a specific site ## Typical Workflows ### Infrastructure Inventory 1. Use `list_hosts` to get all hosts 2. Use `list_devices` to get all devices 3. Use `get_hosts_by_site` and `get_devices_by_site` to organize by location 4. Generate comprehensive inventory report ### Site-Specific Analysis 1. Use `get_hosts_by_site` to view hosts in a location 2. Use `get_devices_by_site` to view devices in a location 3. Analyze resource distribution 4. Check device and host status ### Device Configuration Review 1. Use `get_device_details` to retrieve device configuration 2. Verify device settings and parameters 3. Identify configuration inconsistencies 4. Recommend standardization ### Troubleshooting Infrastructure 1. Use `list_devices` to find target device 2. Use `get_device_details` to check configuration 3. Use `list_hosts` to verify host connectivity 4. Use `get_host_details` for detailed diagnostics ## Example Questions - "List all hosts in the New York site" - "Show me all network devices and their status" - "What devices are assigned to the San Francisco site?" - "Get detailed information about a specific device" - "How many hosts and devices do I have per site?" - "Show me the complete infrastructure inventory" - "Are all devices properly configured and online?" ## Response Format When using this skill, I provide: - Complete host and device listings - Filtered results by site or device type - Configuration details and status - Site-specific resource distribution - Infrastructure organization and hierarchy ## Best Practices - Maintain consistent device naming - Document device purposes and locations - Track device assignments per site - Monitor host connectivity - Review device configurations regularly - Keep inventory updated - Plan for infrastructure growth - Use site organization for better management
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