Features¶

Core Workspaces & Visualization¶

The Likpi operation console presents information about your infrastructure topology in highly interactive and customizable workspaces.

Graph Explorer: A primary interactive visual canvas (powered by React Flow) for exploring node connections, featuring algorithmic directional layouts, a Lasso tool for multi-selection, and dynamic status badges.
Data Explorer (Table View): A robust tabular interface equipped with a Custom Query Builder for defining complex nested filtering (AND/OR conditions) and saving custom query profiles.
Dashboard Factory & Viewer: A drag-and-drop CSS grid interface allowing administrators to design custom operational dashboards powered by raw SQL queries, utilizing visualizations like Scalars, Pie Charts, Bar Charts, Line/Curve Histograms, Radar Charts, and Tables.
AI Assistant: A conversational copilot interface that translates natural language queries into SQL, returning text summaries and dynamically generated visual charts.

Analyze the operational impact of your infrastructure and track its evolutionary state over time.

Impact Analysis: A top-down recursive graph traversal tool to identify downstream blast radiuses when a specific Configuration Item fails.
Dependency Mapping: A bottom-up graph traversal tool to locate root-cause dependencies, featuring automatic detection and highlighting of circular configuration loops.
CI Audit Timeline: An immutable history log of all CI and Relation changes featuring a “Time Machine” mode, which dynamically reconstructs the exact graph topology as it existed at the millisecond of a historical change.

Seamlessly manage infrastructure-as-code and govern enterprise architecture patterns.

GitOps Manager: Configures webhook connection profiles for Git providers (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket) to continuously synchronize declarative YAML manifests.
GitOps Audit Dashboard: A visual ledger tracking incoming infrastructure commits, schema compliance violations, blast radius warnings, and an integrated AI GitOps Auditor for root-cause analysis.
Data Models Governance: Empowers administrators to distill live operational graphs into abstracted Enterprise Architecture blueprints, push them through a formal approval pipeline, and export the topology as detailed PDF documents.

Maintain a strict, standardized data dictionary while intelligently merging conflicting discovery data.

Class & Relation Registry: Visually define new CI Classes and Relation Types, assigning custom attributes with strict data types (Strings, Integers, Booleans, Dates, and CLOB_HISTORY for append-only diaries).
Standard Catalog (CTIM): Enforce strict taxonomy combinations (Category, Type, Item, Model) to standardize infrastructure definitions and scan the database for orphaned CIs.
Identification Rules Manager: Configure unique attribute combinations (e.g., serial number or MAC address) used to identify and deduplicate incoming CIs.
Attribute Precedence Manager: Define conflict resolution rules at the Dataset, Class, or Attribute level, including Time-Decay settings for safely aging out stale data.
Dataset Manager: Manage isolated staging environments (e.g., SANDBOX) to prevent dirty discovery data from corrupting the live PRODUCTION dataset.

Transform the CMDB from a passive database into an active orchestration engine.

Trigger Manager (Business Rules): Automate responses to CI lifecycle events (Create, Modify, Delete) by triggering external REST API webhooks, sending SMTP emails, or dynamically updating CI attributes.
Activity Manager: Schedule and monitor background execution jobs, including bulk merges, purges, and identification routines.
Lifecycle Policy Manager: Configure automated data retention thresholds to mark CIs as DOWN, or trigger Soft/Hard deletions based on their staleness.

Govern multi-tenant access and tune the underlying platform engines.

User & Group Management: Manage local users, assign RBAC roles (Admin, Editor, Viewer), and bind groups to specific Multi-Tenant Organizations and Dashboards.
LDAP Mappings: Seamlessly synchronize external Active Directory/LDAP groups to internal CMDB security groups.
System Config Manager: A global settings hub controlling JWT timeouts, polling intervals, SMTP connections, merge batch sizes, and multi-tenant Visibility Profiles.
Hybrid AI Architecture Config: Configure the dual-engine AI pipeline (connecting to local Ollama or external cloud APIs) and modify the underlying SQL Generator and Summarizer system prompts.
License & Access Logs: Track real-time CMDB quotas (CIs, Tenants, Users, HA Nodes), upload new cryptographically signed JWT license keys, and view historical authentication logs.