Our library of open sourced adapters has grown to over 260. There are a couple of ways to find adapters.

The best way is through the Itential Automation Marketplace. Here you can find all of the open source adapters by searching on information related to the adapter including Vendor, Product, Category and Use Case.

The Itential Automation Marketplace will provide some useful information about each adapter including why you might be interested in using the adapter and how the adapter authenticates. There are also links to the adapter's GitLab repository as well as to Vendor, Product and API information when available.

Another way you can find an adapter is through the Itential Open Source GitLab Project. All of the Itential open source adapters are within this group and are publicly available. Within GitLab, you can search for a specific adapter but you will need to know the name of the adapter. Adapters are usually named to include the vendor and product.

Once you have found the adapter repository, there are several documentation files with in the repository that can be very helpful when trying to use the adapter. You can start with the README.md which links to several of the other markdown files. If you are looking for something in particular, Gitlab File Definitions - Adapters has information on what you will find in each of the markdown files.