diskover is an open source file system crawler that uses Elasticsearch to index and manage data across heterogeneous storage systems. Using diskover, you are able to more effectively search and organize files and system administrators are able to manage storage infrastructure, efficiently provision storage, monitor and report on storage use, and effectively make decisions about new infrastructure purchases.

As the amount of file data generated by businesses continues to expand, the stress on expensive storage infrastructure, users and system administrators, and IT budgets continues to grow.

Using diskover, users can identify old and unused files and give better insights into data change, file duplication and wasted space. diskover supports crawling local file-systems, crawling NFS/SMB, cloud storage, etc. Plugins can be used for adding additional meta data.

diskover runs on Linux, macOS and Windows 10 using Python 3.

diskover v2 will be released soon (Q1 2021), please sign up and register at https://diskoverdata.com for updates and join diskover Slack workspace. v1 is end of life and is no longer supported.

Read the wiki for more documentation on how to install and use diskover.

For discussions or support for diskover join the diskover Slack workspace.

For bugs about diskover, please use the issues page.

See the license file.