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MunkiReport is a reporting client for macOS. While originally dependent on Munki, MunkiReport is now able to run stand-alone or to be coupled with Munki, Jamf or other macOS management solutions.
- Quick overview of your Mac fleet with a dashboard
- Get reports on many features (hardware types, disk usage, etc)
- Lightweight: only sends reports when facts have changed
- Modular: add your own reporting items without hacking the core
- Datatables serverside processing: short loading times for tables, no large memory allocations on the client
- Looks great on high resolution displays
- Responsive web design (adapts to screen size)
- to search this wiki use the "Search" field in the GitHub navigation bar above. Then on the search results page select the "Wiki" option.
- discussion group
- #munkireport channel on the MacAdmins Slack
See the Quick Demo for a walk-through of setting up a functional MunkiReport server. This is a quick and easy way to get started with MunkiReport, and is a recommended starting point for people new to MunkiReport.
- A webserver (Apache, IIS and NGINX)
- php version 7.0.27 or higher with pdo-sqlite3 (or pdo-mysql and libxml for MySQL installations)
- If using MySQL, version 5.7 or higher is recommended.
For older versions, see the full MunkiReport System Requirements
macOS 10.6 and above
One of the goals of this version of MunkiReport is to make it easier to extend the base install with your own data/widgets. Although there is still a lot of work to be done to make MunkiReport truly customizable, some things are in place to modify things.
Dashboard view
Reports view
Munki list view
- General Upgrade Procedures
- How to Upgrade Versions
- Troubleshooting Upgrades
- Migrating sqlite to MySQL