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This idea would be similar to how you have access_points for certs
For our use case with ingesting certs:
With the above, I was originally thinking that it would be nice to have a "Servers" section, but maybe that should be something more generic, like "Infrastructure Inventory"
Then an item in the inventory would have a type, such as Windows Server, Linux Server, F5, etc
And for our use case the Windows Server type could have a "Keystore Locations" section, with each keystore clickable to see what certs it contains
Also a cert section to be able to see all certs on that server without having to drill down into each keystore
Each cert would then list the associated keystores like how they currently list the "Associated private access points"
This could list a table with Server Name, Keystore Path as the headers
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