LLDP topology
Neighbor data becomes a browsable device graph instead of a one-off terminal scrollback.
Equinix reconciliation and network orchestration in one visual operations layer
Turn Equinix reports, patch-panel grids, cross-connect records, NetBox reconciliation, runbooks, device discovery, and modeled network state into an operator-facing system of record.
AutoPyl.IT is built around structured facts: physical colocation assets, patch-panel ports, cross connects, NetBox state, topology, interfaces, routes, ARP, MAC tables, and multicast state.
Neighbor data becomes a browsable device graph instead of a one-off terminal scrollback.
Interface IPs, descriptions, bandwidth, admin state, and oper state become model-ready records.
ARP, MAC, route, and multicast route tables become joinable data for path and drift analysis.
Colocation patch panels, cross connects, and NetBox terminations become reconcilable workflow data.
AutoPyl.IT keeps the useful parts of automation: repeatability, scheduling, parsing, and history. Runbooks, credentials, transports, outputs, worker queues, scheduler runtime, and stale-run recovery are visible in the app.
The Equinix engine turns provider-style inventory reports into mapped source truth, then reconciles every local patch-panel side against NetBox with deterministic, auditable actions.
Cross connects, patch panels, cages, cabinets, and occupied-port reports become linked records.
Correct terminations stay untouched; missing or uncabled sides become explicit staged actions.
Labels, terminations, endpoint metadata, and port types are proposed from mapped AutoPyl.IT truth.
Rear-port A and Z states, NetBox cache status, connector type, and circuit ownership are visible directly on the grid.
Equinix-style report selection, panel targeting, and download progress feed the same ingestion workflow used by the app.
Final endpoints, A/Z stitched counterparts, raw report mappings, and formatted values are shown together for review.
LLDP is the first step. The bigger opportunity is correlating topology, forwarding tables, interface facts, and routing data into a usable operational model.
LLDP topology, runbooks, scheduler services, worker queues, NetBox reconciliation, colocation data.
Route tables, ARP, MAC tables, interface IPs, bandwidth, and routing database captures.
Multicast route tables, mtrace support, path modeling, drift intelligence, and policy checks.
AutoPyl.IT combines visual colocation reconciliation, production job orchestration, and structured network discovery.