netbox-cisco-aci
A NetBox plugin for operational visibility and documentation of Cisco ACI fabrics.
Models every ACI construct needed for daily operations — Fabrics, Pods,
Nodes (linked to existing dcim.Device records), Tenants, VRFs, Bridge
Domains and subnets, Application Profiles, EPGs / ESGs (including uSeg),
Contracts / Subjects / Filters, AAEPs, Domains, VLAN Pools, Switch and
Interface profiles, L3Outs (with BGP / OSPF / EIGRP peers and External
EPGs), and per-interface EPG/BD/Subnet bindings so you can see the
ACI policy applied to any device or port at a glance.
Compatibility
See the compatibility matrix for supported NetBox versions.
The plugin is designed to run unmodified on NetBox Enterprise and
NetBox Cloud (both Kubernetes-based, multi-pod, immutable
filesystems) as well as classic single-VM installs. The contract is
documented in docs/cloud-compatibility.md
and enforced by the cloud-compat CI job.
Features
- Fabric topology — Fabric → Pod → Node, with each Node optionally
linked to a
dcim.Deviceso existing inventory remains the source of truth for hardware. - Tenancy model — Tenant → VRF, Bridge Domain (+ Subnets), Application Profile → EPG / ESG, including uSeg attributes.
- Access policies — VLAN Pools, Physical / L3 / VMM Domains, AAEPs with EPG mappings, Switch Profiles, Interface Profiles, Interface Policy Groups, and per-policy refs (CDP / LLDP / LACP / MCP / STP / Link Level).
- Contracts — Contracts, Subjects, Filters with entries, and
Provider / Consumer relations (including
common-tenant imports and inter-VRF / shared-services patterns). - L3Outs — Logical Node Profiles, Logical Interface Profiles (routed / SVI / sub-interface), BGP / OSPF / EIGRP peers, External EPGs with subnets and contract bindings.
- Device & interface visibility — every static port binding links
an EPG to a
dcim.Interface. The plugin injects panels on both the Device and Interface detail views showing the EPGs, BDs, Subnets, and VRFs that touch that hardware. - Full NetBox surface — REST API, GraphQL, search, navigation, change-logging, journal, custom fields, tags, and per-object RBAC.
Installation
source /opt/netbox/venv/bin/activate
pip install netbox-cisco-aci
Enable the plugin in /opt/netbox/netbox/netbox/configuration.py:
PLUGINS = ['netbox_cisco_aci']
Run migrations and restart NetBox:
python /opt/netbox/netbox/manage.py migrate
sudo systemctl restart netbox netbox-rq
Add netbox-cisco-aci to local_requirements.txt.
Configuration
The plugin works with sensible defaults. Optional settings live under
PLUGINS_CONFIG['netbox_cisco_aci'] — see the configuration docs.
Development
See AGENTS.md for repository conventions and docs/development.md for the dev-loop quickstart.
Licensing
Apache License 2.0 — see LICENSE.
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