In development Windows and macOS

RVTools for Nutanix.

NTNXVision connects to Prism Central, inventories everything configured across the Nutanix Cloud Platform, and turns it into an Excel workbook, a PDF report, or a Word architecture design document. One click, read only, no agents.

Proprietary software by Alberto Chestaro. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nutanix, Inc. Nutanix, Prism, AHV, and Flow are trademarks of Nutanix, Inc.

The pipeline
01ConnectPrism Central
02CollectRead only
03SnapshotLocal
04Exportxlsx pdf docx
NCI DR Flow Files Objects NDB IAM Licensing

What it does

The environment documentation you always meant to write.

Point it at a Prism Central, or directly at a cluster, and get a complete, filterable picture of the platform. Collect once, keep the snapshot, export any format later.

01

Point and click

A desktop app for Windows and macOS. Enter the Prism Central address and credentials, pick your formats, press Collect and Export. No CLI required.

02

Read only, by design

Only GET and list calls, ever. Credentials live in the OS keychain, and the app never opens an external port.

03

Offline snapshots

Every collection is saved locally as a snapshot. Re-export a Word document from last quarter without touching the cluster again.

04

Two connection modes

Prism Central mode covers every registered cluster plus DR, Flow, Files, IAM, and NDB. Direct Prism Element mode inventories a single cluster's infrastructure.

05

License and feature audit

Detects applied licenses and editions, then flags features that are licensed but unconfigured, and configured but unlicensed.

06

Resilient collection

One collector per product area. If a feature is not deployed, it is skipped and noted; one broken collector never aborts the run.

Coverage

The whole Nutanix Cloud Platform, not just VMs.

Every Nutanix product and feature area becomes an inventory target. This is the current collector list.

Infrastructure (NCI)CoreClusters, hosts, VMs, storage containers, volume groups, images, templates, subnets
Data Protection and DRResilienceProtection policies, recovery plans, recovery points, availability zones
Flow Network SecuritySecuritySecurity policies, categories, service and address groups
Flow Virtual NetworkingNetworkVPCs, subnets, floating IPs, routing, external networks
Nutanix FilesStorageFile servers, shares and exports, quotas, snapshots
Nutanix ObjectsStorageObject stores, buckets, versioning, endpoints
NDB (Era)DatabaseDatabase servers, databases, time machines, SLAs, profiles
IAMAccessUsers, groups, roles, projects, directory services
X-PlayAutomationPlaybooks, triggers, actions
NCM ReportsOperationsConfigured and generated operations reports
LicensingCommercialApplied licenses, editions, entitlements, expiry
Prism Central configPlatformVersion, registered clusters, platform settings

Exports

Three deliverables from one collection.

.xlsx

Excel workbook

RVTools style: one tab per object type, raw and filterable. The spreadsheet every architect ends up building by hand.

.pdf

PDF report

A formatted, paginated report for distribution and audit. Send it to the customer or file it with the change record.

.docx

Word design document

A narrative ADD: executive summary, logical and physical design, DR strategy, security posture, NUS, NDB, licensing, appendices.

Specs

Built for the versions you actually run.

Platforms
Windows and macOS desktop app
Prism Central
pc.2024.1 through 7.5, with version negotiation at connect time. Out of range versions warn but proceed.
Prism Element
AOS 6.5 through 7.5 in direct cluster mode
APIs
Nutanix v3 and v2 REST today, v4 SDKs as targets support them. NDB via the Era API.
Safety
Read only collection, credentials in the OS keychain, local only processing
Status
Full platform inventory and all three exports are complete and being validated in live labs. Snapshot diffing and NKP, NAI, and Data Lens collectors are next.

Early access

Want to run it on your cluster?

Early builds go out to a small group of architects and consultants running real environments. Tell me what you run and I will send you one.