Unix systems offer many commands that can be used to pull information from your servers and help you prepare an inventory of your systems. Putting these commands into a script can be especially handy if you are managing hundreds of servers. Depending on your setup, you can run these commands remotely and collect the results in a central repository or you can run them on each server and have the results sent back to a specified location.
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