This project is to establish NetBox as the single source of truth for network device inventory data and to implement bi-directional synchronization between NetBox and our current internal network inventory database (Oracle). The organization is seeking a single contractor for an anticipated 6-month engagement to support discovery, design, development, testing, documentation, and implementation of this synchronization and data migration effort. The selected contractor will work collaboratively with an internal team that has other concurrent responsibilities. Strong NetBox expertise, Oracle integration experience, and the ability to work independently and communicate clearly with a technical team are essential. Additional technical details, data samples, access information, and internal process documentation may be provided under NDA or during a later discovery phase. The project aims to establish NetBox as the single source of truth for all network device inventory data by implementing a bi-directional sync process between NetBox and Oracle (internal network inventory database), eliminating duplicate data entry across systems. This initiative will result in one authoritative source for all network device inventory data, including devices, circuits, IPs, VLANs, prefixes, tenants, and related inventory objects. It will eliminate duplicate data entry between NetBox and Oracle, lay the foundation for future network automation, reduce the risk of data inconsistencies across systems, and improve the visibility and reliability of network device inventory data. Currently, network device inventory data exists across multiple systems, including Oracle and NetBox, with no reliable sync between them, leading to duplicate entry, data inconsistencies, and limiting the team's ability to automate network management tasks. Establishing NetBox as the network device inventory single source of truth and syncing it with Oracle will resolve these issues and position the organization for broader automation efforts in the future. The sync with Oracle remains necessary to support legacy systems and existing business processes that still depend on Oracle for asset, financial, operational, or reporting data, allowing the organization to modernize its inventory management. Desired project outcomes include NetBox being the established primary source for network device inventory data entry, a live and validated bi-directional sync between NetBox and Oracle, elimination of duplicate data entry for in-scope inventory data, documented and maintained schema mapping, an operational development environment for testing, and a foundation in place for future network automation work.
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