This is a pretty simple little Dockerfile that will sync your RunZero assets to Hudu.

It does some smart stuff like check for existing mac/IP addresses in existing devices.

1. Add this to your env file, should look like this:

HUDU_URL=https://hudu.mydomain.com/api/v1
HUDU_KEY=xLXXXXXxxXXXxxXXXxxXXXdX

RUNZERO_KEY=CTXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

# This runs daily at 2AM
CRON_SCHEDULE=0 2 * * *

2. Setup your device type map, call it deviceTypeMap.js

module.exports = [
    {id:1, options:["Server", "Hypervisor","Desktop","Laptop"]},
    {id:8, options: ["Router","Switch","Firewall","NAS","Network Management Device","WAP","Ubiquiti Device"]},
    {id:5, options: ["Printer","Print Server","Multifunction Device"]},
    {id:10, options: ["UPS"]},
    {id:11, options: ["IP Camera"]},
    {id:12, options: ["IP Phone"]},
]

• id is the numeric ID of the asset layout
• options is an array of the RunZero device type names you want the program to put the appropriate assets into.
• In this example, Server, Hypervisor, Desktop, Laptop RunZero device types will connect to the Computer asset layout (id: 1)

3. For each asset layout, you need to ensure you have the following attributes on an EACH assset layout your connect above:

IP Address (Text) 
MAC Address (Text) 
Switch (AssetTag) # Links to Network Devices in my case 
Switch Port (Text) 
User (AssetTag) # Connects to people, only if you have datto sync
Make (Text) 
Model (Text) 
Hostname (Text) 
Last Seen Active (Date)  
Mac Age (Date) 
RunZero Data (RichText) 
RunZero ID (Text) 

4. Setup your Dockerfile by adding this to your hudu docker-compose file

hudurunzero:
  image: addosolutions/hudu-runzero
  volumes:
    - ./.env:/app/.env
    - ./cache:/app/lib/tasks/cache
    - ./deviceTypeMap.js:/app/deviceTypeMap.js
  restart: unless-stopped

5. You need to create

6. Run it with docker-compose up -d

By name, make sure the names of the companies are the same in RunZero and Hudu, and it'll figure out the rest