# MikroTik MCP inventory — example
#
# Copy this file, edit it for your fleet, and point the server at it:
#
#   MIKROTIK_INVENTORY_FILE=/path/to/inventory.yml
#
# Docker (the image ships /config as the mount point):
#
#   docker run --rm -i \
#     -v "$PWD/inventory.yml:/config/inventory.yml:ro" \
#     -e MIKROTIK_INVENTORY_FILE=/config/inventory.yml \
#     ghcr.io/jeff-nasseri/mikrotik-mcp:latest
#
# Each entry is one device. `title` is the identifier the LLM passes as the
# `device` argument of every tool; it must be unique (matching is
# case-insensitive). `host` is the only other required field.
#
# This file holds credentials — treat the whole file as a secret:
# restrict its permissions (chmod 600), keep it out of version control,
# and prefer `key_filename` over `password` where you can.

- title: TitleA                 # required, unique — used as the `device` argument
  host: 192.168.88.1            # required — IP or hostname
  port: 22                      # optional, default 22
  username: admin               # optional, default admin
  password: change-me           # optional — omit when using key_filename
  tags: [branch, eu]            # optional, free-form labels
  region: NL                    # optional, free-form label

- title: TitleB
  host: 192.168.89.1
  username: admin
  key_filename: /config/keys/id_ed25519   # SSH private key, preferred over a password
  tags: [datacenter]
  region: DE