Can you create a inventory of all the content being used in Confluence?

[Camille Marshall]

Hi there,

My company is starting the process of moving to Confluence (and creating a content strategy). Is there a way to generate an inventory/report of all the content?

I would like to be able to take an inventory of all docs under a high-level topic, such as clients, support, devices, etc.

[Midori]

Using labels is one way to group related content, but you should also consider grouping similar content to one space, using sensible page trees (you can express a lot via page hierarchy) and even use space categories.

It depends on your requirements.

[Paul Turner]

I believe that I'm looking for something similar. I'm restricted to using confluence although we do have JIRA as well. I need an inventory system for all of our servers to better detail what software exists on each server. These are all CentOS nodes and maybe we have a few physical HP nodes mixed in with virtual machines. I've seen the JIRA plug-in for this but I need a confluence plug-in to satisfy this project.

I'm familiar with spacewalk as a possible solution but it may be beneficial to keep everything under Atlassian Confluence. 

[Nic Brough -Adaptavist-]

There are macros that let you list pages and so-on, but it depends on what you want from an "inventory" - a list of all the pages isn't going to be much use in most of the systems I know of - 20,000 page titles in a flat list isn't that useful to a human.

If you could define what you want this for, we'll probably be able to give you a much more useful set of suggestions!