Observed arrival · 2026-11-09
CimCity turns Windows CIM into a walkable map
A browser-based explorer presents Windows CIM and ConfigMgr schemas as cities, where users can search classes, follow inheritance, and inspect instances.
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- Windows administrators and ConfigMgr operators
- Worth noticing
- Its export script supports `-NoInstances` to leave machine details out; imported JSON is read in the browser and never uploaded.
Field notes
The map uses more than a visual analogy: class height represents instance count, class prefixes indicate origin, and a traffic overlay highlights busy classes and residents. The export workflow accepts Windows CIM or ConfigMgr data, with options to include ConfigMgr data or omit machine instances. The page also says each view has a matching PowerShell lookup.
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