I've been thinking of creating like a “FME Flow Quickscan” process, to do stuff like that: listing workspaces, connections etc. I haven't gotten around to doing it, but maybe I can whip something up in the next couple of weeks.

Hi ​@jackyd,

I don't think there's anything off hand - but some ways that you could go about it would be:

From the FME Flow Web UI:

• Go to Repositories to view workspaces.
• Go to Automations to view and export automations (.fmear).

If you want a full inventory, use FME Flow REST API:

FME Form with the HTTPCaller
A Python script with requests

• List repositories: GET /fmerest/v3/repositories
• List workspaces: GET /fmerest/v3/repositories/{repo}/items
• List automations: GET /fmerest/v3/automations (edited) 

Thank you!

You can export a backup, change the extension from fsbackup to zip and extract it. 
This will give you all the items as well as metadata to process that way.

Toying around with it for a little bit, got a list of workspaces and users, is there anything else you'd want to see ​@jackyd ?

Thanks Everyone,
Will take a dive into the some of this
Need to a similar things with our Arcgis for Portal

Toying around with it for a little bit, got a list of workspaces and users, is there anything else you'd want to see ​@jackyd ?

Thanks Hans (@redgeographics)
Still working out what I need, but thinking I want automations and connections as well.
Trying to end up with a catalog of what we have and a reproducible process to help us keep track, particularly as we move towards a more self service model with our organisation. Trying to be in front of the curve and keep things to minor instead of major chaos

Hi Everyone,

I have a draft workbench that extracts lots of info from FLOW

Going add some reporting outputs to make it human readable and fit some process docs we have.
But it is on its way.