Best Data Center Management Software of 2024

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    Device42 Reviews
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    Device42

    Device42, A Freshworks Company

    $1499.00/year
    161 Ratings
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    Device42 is a robust and comprehensive data center and network management software designed by IT engineers to help them discover, document and manage Data Centers and overall IT. Device42 provides actionable insight into enterprise infrastructures. It clearly identifies hardware, software, services, and network interdependencies. It also features powerful visualizations and an easy-to-use user interface, webhooks and APIs. Device42 can help you plan for network changes and reduce MTTR in case of an unexpected outage. It provides everything you need for maintenance, audits and warranty, license certificate, warranty and lifecycle management, passwords/secrets and inventory, asset tracking and budgeting, building rooms and rack layouts... Device42 can integrate with your favorite IT management tools. This includes integration with SIEM, CM and ITSM; data mapping; and many more! As part of the Freshworks family, we are committed to, and you should expect us to provide even better solutions and continued support for our global customers and partners, just as we always have.
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    Modius OpenData Reviews
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    Modius offers solutions to manage the availability, capacity, efficiency, and availability of critical facilities. OpenData, our flagship product, includes all the tools, including DCIM, needed to manage mission-critical infrastructure performance, which includes seamless integration with disparate devices. OpenData integrates analytics, dashboards and graphical views into a single pane of glass. Modius collaborated with the ESTCP to demonstrate a Middleware solution that makes it easier to use utility and facility data to improve facility management, operation, maintenance, and operations.
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    ConnectWise Automate Reviews
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    ConnectWise Automate makes it easy to solve IT problems at lightning speed. ConnectWise Automate is a robust platform for remote monitoring and management (RMM). It helps IT teams increase their effectiveness. It allows teams to identify all devices and users that require proactive monitoring, remove delivery roadblocks and support more endpoints without adding to their workloads.
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    ManageEngine OpManager Reviews
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    ManageEngine OpManager is a powerful data center management solution that tracks the performance and health of essential data center components, such as servers, networks, storage devices, and virtual machines. It delivers real-time insights, detects faults, and optimizes resources to guarantee high availability and efficient data center operations. With capabilities like automated workflows, energy monitoring, and customizable dashboards, OpManager streamlines data center management, minimizes downtime, and improves overall performance and capacity planning.
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    phoenixNAP Reviews
    As a global IaaS solutions provider, phoenixNAP helps organizations of different sizes meet their IT performance, security, and scalability needs. Delivered from strategic edge locations in the U.S., Europe, Asia-Pacific, and Latin America, phoenixNAP's solutions are globally available, enabling businesses reach their target locales. Its colocation, HaaS, private and hybrid cloud, backup, disaster recovery, and security services are available on an opex-friendly model, providing flexibility and cost-efficiency. Based on world-class technologies, they provide redundancy, security, and advanced connectivity. Companies of all verticals and sizes can leverage phoenixNAP infrastructure for their evolving IT requirements at any stage of growth.
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    Pulseway Reviews

    Pulseway

    MMSOFT Design

    $27/month
    454 Ratings
    Pulseway, a remote monitoring and management software (RMM) for IT departments and MSPs, allows you to have complete control over your entire IT environment. Pulseway is easy to use and quick-to-deploy. It ensures that IT issues are identified, monitored, and resolved as soon as possible. The platform provides complete visibility through the Pulseway dashboard, advanced automation, remote management, OS & third party patch management, network monitoring and IT automation, custom reports as well as complete command traceability, email notification, and many other features. We also offer add-ons to endpoint protection, business management (PSA), backup & disaster restoration software, and integration with top AV providers to give your IT stack the power it deserves. Pulseway is used by over 6,000 customers around the world every day to manage their IT infrastructure. Get a 14-day free trial.
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    GLPI  Reviews

    GLPI

    TECLIB

    €19/month/user
    1 Rating
    GLPI is a powerful Service Management software that uses open-source technologies. It makes it easy to plan and manage IT changes, solve problems efficiently, automate business processes, and maintain control over your IT infrastructure. Key features of the GLPI: 1. 1. 2. 2. Asset management and automatic inventories 3. Data quality control using rationality 4. Asset management: Administrative and financial 5. Software inventory and management of licences 6. Knowledge and frequently asked questions 7. Statistics and reports 8. 8. 9. Inventory of Android-based devices
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    netTerrain DCIM Reviews

    netTerrain DCIM

    Graphical Networks

    $874.00/year
    2 Ratings
    netTerrain DCIM has many features and is easy to customize. It's also very affordable. When you need to add a server, stop playing Tetris. Reduce IT expenses. Avoid headaches caused by outdated spreadsheets and diagrams. Track cable and circuit changes easily. You can reduce your energy consumption by up to 30% Integrate with everything and anyone (netTerrain comes with a robust suite pre-built connectors for third-party tools like ServiceNow, and an extensible and well documented API). Flexible licensing options are available (on-premise or cloud) that can be tailored to fit all budgets.
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    openITCOCKPIT Reviews
    Simple configuration interface for Nagios or Naemon. Monitoring solution for corporations and SME Monitor and manage all your servers, applications, and systems in one place, from large data centers to critical IT service providers. openITCOCKPIT provides transparency and comprehensive monitoring of your entire IT environment. Its modular design allows for reporting, event correlation, and clustering capabilities all within an intuitive web interface. Experienced administrators can save time by using the service templates and host templates. This will allow them to spend more time on other areas. It is easy to connect external systems using the REST API. OpenITCOCKPIT eliminates the traditional division between configuration and monitoring. After exporting the configuration, users can instantly see the status of monitored hosts and services in Naemon/Nagios and edit them.
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    SaltStack Reviews
    SaltStack is an intelligent IT automation platform that can manage, secure, and optimize any infrastructure--on-prem, in the cloud, or at the edge. It is built on an event-driven automation engine that detects and responds intelligently to any system. This makes it a powerful solution for managing complex environments. SaltStack's new SecOps offering can detect security flaws and mis-configured systems. This powerful automation can detect and fix any issue quickly, allowing you and your team to keep your infrastructure secure, compliant, and up to date. Comply and Protect are both part of the SecOps suite. Comply scans for compliance with CIS, DISA, STIG, NIST and PCI standards. Also, scan your operating system for vulnerabilities and update it with patches and patches.
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    Sunbird DCIM Reviews

    Sunbird DCIM

    Sunbird Software Inc.

    $3.99/node/month
    1 Rating
    Sunbird's DCIM solution is one of few on the market that focuses on only two of the most difficult and costly challenges data center operators face: monitoring, and operations. Sunbird's DCIM solution is simple to use and deploy, unlike other providers that offer complex, bloated, and expensive software. It allows you to better manage assets and change; it also allows power monitoring, environmental monitoring, and energy management.
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    Netreo Reviews

    Netreo

    Netreo

    $5/resource/mo
    1 Rating
    Netreo is the best full-stack IT infrastructure management and observation platform. Netreo is a single source for truth for proactive performance monitoring and availability monitoring of large enterprise networks, infrastructure, and applications. Our solution is used by: IT executives should have full visibility of the business service, right down to the infrastructure and network that supports them. IT Engineering departments are used as a decision support system to plan and architect modern solutions. IT Operations teams can have real-time visibility into what is going wrong in their environment, which bottlenecks exist, and who it is affecting. All of these insights are available for systems and vendor mix in large heterogeneous environments that are constantly changing. We have a growing list of vendors that we support (over 350 integrations), including network vendors, storage, virtualization, and servers.
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    AWS Outposts Reviews
    AWS Outposts provides a fully managed service that offers the exact same AWS infrastructure, AWS Services, APIs, APIs, tools, and tools to almost any datacenter, colocation space, or on premises facility. This ensures a consistent hybrid experience. AWS Outposts is the best choice for workloads that require low latency to access on-premises systems, local processing, data residency, and migrations of applications with local system interdependencies. AWS compute, storage and database services are available locally on Outposts. You can also access the full range AWS services in the Region to manage, scale, and build your on-premises application using familiar AWS tools and services. A VMware version of AWS Outposts is coming soon. VMware Cloud on AWS Outposts provides a fully managed VMware Software Defined Data Center (SDDC), which runs on AWS Outposts infrastructure.
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    Datadog Reviews
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    Datadog

    Datadog

    $15.00/host/month
    7 Ratings
    Datadog is the cloud-age monitoring, security, and analytics platform for developers, IT operation teams, security engineers, and business users. Our SaaS platform integrates monitoring of infrastructure, application performance monitoring, and log management to provide unified and real-time monitoring of all our customers' technology stacks. Datadog is used by companies of all sizes and in many industries to enable digital transformation, cloud migration, collaboration among development, operations and security teams, accelerate time-to-market for applications, reduce the time it takes to solve problems, secure applications and infrastructure and understand user behavior to track key business metrics.
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    Faddom Reviews

    Faddom

    Faddom

    $1 per node per month
    3 Ratings
    Faddom's software for application dependency mapping uses network traffic protocols in order to automatically map all cloud and on-prem platforms. Get a 24/7, real-time holistic view of all hybrid servers, applications and dependencies. Lightweight. No agents. No credentials. No firewalls. Pricing starts at $1 per node per month. Free for 30 days. Trial is free with no credit card.
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    Nlyte DCIM Reviews
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    Nlyte Software assists teams in managing their hybrid infrastructure across their entire organization - from desktops and networks, servers to IoT devices, across facilities, data centers and colocation, the edge, and even the cloud. Organizations can automate the management of their hybrid infrastructure using Nlyte's inventory, workflow, monitoring, management, and analytics capabilities. This will reduce costs, increase uptime, and ensure compliance to organizational policies.
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    MPA Tools Reviews

    MPA Tools

    Veles Software Ltd

    $200
    1 Rating
    MPA Tools simplifies and improves IT administration tasks, reducing time required to resolve problems for Helpdesk, IT Professionals and System Administrators. It is a modern application that assists IT professionals in managing their infrastructure with greater efficiency. MPA Tools features allow system administrators to perform various operations and manage systems in an SCCM or SCOM, Intune environment, Active Directory, Azure AD environment, Active Directory, Intune environment, Active Directory, Active Directory, and/or SCOM environment. MPA Tools' intelligent background aids administrators in maintaining devices securely and healthily. MPA Tools can be downloaded and installed at any time without the need to sign up or install. These are some of the key benefits: Remote Workstation Management Remote Server Management SCCM Client Management and Support Intune Devices Management Manage devices in Active Directory Multi-Computer
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    ManageEngine Applications Manager Reviews
    ManageEngine Applications Manager is an enterprise-ready tool built to monitor a company's complete application ecosystem. Our platform enables IT and DevOps teams to have access to all of their application stack's dependent components. Monitoring the performance of mission-critical online applications, web servers, databases, cloud services, middleware, ERP systems, communications components, and other systems is simplified with Applications Manager. It contains a range of capabilities that help to expedite the troubleshooting process and minimize MTTR. It's a great tool to resolve performance issues before they harm application end users. Applications Manager has a fully functional dashboard that can be customized to provide quick performance information. By setting alerts, the monitoring tool continually monitors the application stack for performance issues and notifies the appropriate staff without delay. Applications Manager helps transform performance data into meaningful insights by combining this with advanced machine learning.
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    RBridge Reviews

    RBridge

    Inlab Networks

    EUR 120 one-time fee
    RBridge implements a virtual encrypted Ethernet cable. It connects two separate Ethernet LANs securely and easily, as if they were connected by connecting a long cable between two switches. ChaCha20 is the only true random key material-based Layer 2 site to site VLAN solution on the market. RBridge is available for free on Raspberry Pi
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    Hyperview Reviews

    Hyperview

    Hyperview

    $2/asset/year
    Hyperview's cloud-based DCIM application is easy to use and adopt. The application empowers operations teams in optimizing their data center infrastructure. It also lowers costs and prevents unplanned outages. This application is a stark contrast to traditional DCIM software, which can be expensive, complicated, unnecessarily bloated, resource-intensive, resource-intensive, and complex. Hyperview allows users to discover (agentless), all network-connected IT assets. This gives them an accurate and current inventory of all their devices. All data related to the device is automatically captured and can be monitored for any changes. Further, the application can be used to monitor and manage capacity, rack space, floor space, asset lifecycles and temperature. The core features include Asset Management and Power Monitoring, Energy Management and Environmental Monitoring, as well as Capacity Planning and 3D Visualization.
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    PA Server Monitor Reviews

    PA Server Monitor

    Power Admin LLC

    $99/server perpetual
    Easy to set up and use, on-premises monitoring of servers and networks. View status reports, group summaries and historical stats for servers/devices. Reports can be viewed via the web interface. They can also be password-protected and sent via email. Monitor DMZs, remote offices, and other remote areas securely from a central console, without a VPN or agents on each server. PA Server Monitor is rated as the easiest product in its class by our customers. With a few mouse clicks, configure server monitoring for thousands of servers/devices. SNMP, Traps and Syslog are all available to support a variety of computing environments.
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    Heroix Longitude Reviews

    Heroix Longitude

    Heroix

    $495/Annually
    Heroix believes in simplifying IT monitoring. This helps our customers save time, money, and effort. Heroix has decades of experience in system management and knows what it takes for elegant, yet powerful IT solutions. Our all-inclusive agentless monitoring system, Longitude, covers the entire technology stack, from physical to virtual, cloud to cloud, server to server, network to server, IT infrastructure to application. Longitude is used in tens of thousands worldwide, in large and small enterprises. Longitude's intelligence and efficiency allow for better results and less effort. It also provides exceptional versatility to address unique management challenges and routine tasks, helping our customers save time as well as money. To learn more - access our online demo environment at https://go.heroix.com/longitude-live-demo-and-download
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    Zadara Reviews

    Zadara

    Zadara Storage

    $0.02/GB/month
    Zadara makes enterprise storage simple. Any data type. Any protocol. Any location. You get Zadara on your premises or with your cloud provider. This is more than the industry-leading enterprise storage. You get a fully-managed, pay-only-for-what-you-use service that eliminates the cost and complexity typically associated with enterprise storage.
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    Cruz Operations Center (CruzOC) Reviews
    CruzOC is a multi-vendor, scalable network management and IT operations tool that provides robust but easy-to-use netops. CruzOC's integrated, automated management features include performance monitoring, configuration management, lifecycle management, and lifecycle management of 1000s of vendors. Administrators can use CruzOC to automate their data center operations and critical resources. This will improve network and service quality, speed up network deployments and lower operating expenses. The result is comprehensive and automated problem resolution from a single-pane-of-glass. Cruz Monitoring & Management. Monitoring & Analytics, NMS -- health, NPM traffic, log, and change. Automation & configuration management -- compliance and security -- orchestration, provisioning. Automated deployment -- auto-deploy, ZTP, remote deploy. Deployments are available both on-premises and in the cloud.
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    Cruz RMM Reviews

    Cruz RMM

    Dorado Software

    $1350
    Single pane-of glass to automate customers' IT operations Cruz Remote Monitoring and Management is designed for Managed IT Services Providers (MSPs). It allows them to remotely monitor and manage their IT infrastructure, networks and client endpoints from anywhere. Dorado allows you to remotely monitor and manage your environment from one console, whether you are an MSP looking to improve your business or a reseller/VAR trying to enter the MSP market. All this is available in an affordable, scalable, and easy-to-use solution. Dorado Software is a leader in resource management, performance monitoring, service orchestration software, and cloud operations automation across converged infrastructure fabrics. Dorado software helps IT professionals and operators monitor, configure and manage converged infrastructures (physical storage and virtual servers, networking devices, networking devices), virtualized functions and cloud services.
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Overview of Data Center Management Software

Data center management software is a type of program designed to help IT professionals manage the hardware and software operations of their data centers. It enables organizations to remotely monitor, configure and maintain their servers, storage devices, networking equipment, and other systems in the data center.

At its core, data center management software provides an administrative interface for configuring and managing physical components such as server racks and racks containing switches, routers, storage devices, and other network hardware. It can be used to track information related to server utilization, component health status (e.g., temperature), power usage/distribution/consumption levels, cooling system efficiency/capacity, etc., enabling administrators to optimize the performance of their data centers.

The software also helps with asset management so that administrators can identify which assets are running where in their environment at any given time. Data center management solutions typically include tools for discovering new components (nodes) connected to the system; tracking component inventory; and ensuring that the inventory is accurately reflected in the system.

In addition to providing visibility into the physical components of a data center, many modern data center management software tools offer features for monitoring virtualized infrastructure such as cloud-based applications and services. This type of insight can help organizations better manage their cloud environments by identifying workloads, tracking usage patterns, and understanding costs associated with running applications in the cloud.

Data center management solutions often provide reporting capabilities to enable IT professionals to analyze raw data collected from various sources within their environment. This reporting feature can help administrators identify trends, uncover potential areas of improvement, recognize performance issues before they become critical problems, and much more.

Finally, many data center management software programs include high-availability features that ensure redundancy across multiple systems.

What Are Some Reasons To Use Data Center Management Software?

Data center management software is a valuable tool for managing large numbers of IT assets. Here are some reasons why it is beneficial to use this type of software:

  1. Improved Efficiency: Data center management software helps you manage the day-to-day operations of your data centers more efficiently and accurately, allowing you to optimize systems, monitor performance, and automate tasks. This saves time that would be spent manually entering information, tracking down problems and setting up new hardware or software.
  2. Increased Visibility: Data center management software allows you to get an overall view of your IT environment with detailed metrics about storage utilization, system availability, capacity forecasts and server performance. This gives managers the visibility they need to plan ahead and make strategic decisions about how best to allocate resources within their data center.
  3. Reduced Costs: By using automated processes like server provisioning, patching and configuration changes, data center management software can help reduce overall operating costs while still providing the same level of service at a lower cost per unit. The automation also helps reduce the number of manual errors that can lead to expensive downtime or lost resources due to mismanagement.
  4. Enhanced Security: With data center management software in place, organizations have increased control over their servers by deploying patches quickly and ensuring compliance with security measures such as firewalls and high availability solutions (such as third-party backup solutions). Additionally, data loss prevention features help protect any sensitive information stored on these systems from potential malicious attacks or unauthorized access attempts.

Why Is Data Center Management Software Important?

Data center management software is an essential tool for managing IT operations in the modern world. It can provide a single point of control and administration for an entire data center and allow companies to efficiently manage multiple systems, applications, and networks across many different devices. With this software, businesses have access to better security, visibility, and automation capabilities that help them protect their assets from potential threats and optimize their performance.

Data center management software provides comprehensive monitoring and reporting capabilities to ensure optimal performance from different IT resources. This type of software lets administrators observe system activity on individual machines or across a network of devices with the help of real-time reports. It provides users with automated alerts when particular servers or applications fail to respond or if unexpected behavior is detected. Additionally, it offers built-in security features such as antivirus protection, intrusion prevention systems (IPS), application firewalls, patch management tools, authentication methods such as SSO (Single Sign On) protocols, encryption policies and more that can be deployed easily in order to improve the overall safety within an IT infrastructure.

In addition to offering better security measures, data center management solutions are designed to optimize efficiency and reduce costs by eliminating manual tasks associated with managing data centers. Automated provisioning services enable administrators to quickly deploy new virtual machines based on pre-defined templates without having to manually configure every setting each time they want to add a new machine onto their network. Furthermore, certain types of software offer resource optimization capabilities wherein unused hardware can be repurposed instead of simply allowing them sit idle when they could be utilized elsewhere within the system instead. All these benefits combine together into substantial cost savings while also making complexity much easier for organizations looking forward into efficient expanding operations over long periods of time through simpler scalability models offered by respective solutions.

Overall then; data center management software is vitally important as it enables faster deployment speeds as well as enhanced security – thus mitigating risk yet providing greater assurance over resource usage whilst simultaneously running daily operations under highly optimized conditions - all with the added bonus of potentially huge cost savings through strategic leveraging what would otherwise have never been possible without such solutions in place today.

Features Provided by Data Center Management Software

  1. Capacity Management: Data center management software helps to monitor data center resource utilization by measuring and tracking the capacity of existing hardware infrastructure such as servers, storage, networks, etc., to ensure efficient use of resources. It can also identify areas where more capacity is required in order to meet current and future demands on the system.
  2. Security Management: Data center management software provides centralized control over security settings such as authentication, access control lists (ACLs), firewalls, and encryption controls across multiple systems to ensure that all elements are secure from attack or unauthorized access. It can also perform regular patching and updates for maximum protective coverage.
  3. Configuration Management: Data center management software enables users to quickly deploy virtual machines or applications into any available environment with full visibility of all configurations across an entire server environment for rapid resolution of issues or errors related to configuration inconsistencies. This allows quick identification and troubleshooting of problems as well as ensuring a smooth transition when changing configurations or scaling up operations.
  4. Deployment Automation: The deployment automation feature helps in automatically deploying applications across diverse data centers with minimal manual intervention through pre-defined configuration templates which simplifies the process while maintaining consistency in different environments during deployments.
  5. Monitoring & Diagnostics: Data center management solutions allow IT teams to have real-time visibility into their infrastructures, enabling them to constantly track performance metrics like CPU usage, memory utilization, latency time etc., so they can take preemptive action against potential breakdowns before they happen. They help monitor server health remotely while also providing alerts whenever thresholds are exceeded so administrators can respond quickly and efficiently even when away from their workstations.

Types of Users That Can Benefit From Data Center Management Software

  • IT Managers: IT managers can benefit from data center management software as it allows them to effectively monitor and manage the performance of their servers and other infrastructure, while also increasing efficiency.
  • Network Administrators: Network administrators rely on data center management software to help keep track of network resources and ensure that all components are properly configured. They can easily deploy new services or applications, minimize downtime, and reduce security incidents.
  • System Engineers: System engineers can use data center management software to troubleshoot problems quickly, remotely access devices for maintenance purposes, and ensure that the system is running at maximum efficiency.
  • Data Center Ops Personnel: Data center operations personnel have relied on data center management software for decades — its ability to identify capacity issues before they become critical helps keep systems up-to-date and reduces downtime.
  • End Users: End users benefit from the improved performance of their computers due to enhanced capabilities such as faster processing speeds, enhanced bandwidth availability through Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), and improved storage capacities.

How Much Does Data Center Management Software Cost?

The cost of data center management software varies greatly depending on the features you need and the type of software you choose. Generally speaking, basic data center management software can start at around $150 per server, but can quickly increase in price if you need additional functionality. For enterprise-level data center management solutions, costs can range anywhere from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars depending on the exact requirements and number of servers that will be managed by the system.

When choosing a data center management solution, it's important to consider what features are necessary for your business and to make sure that any potential solution meets all your needs within your budget constraints. Additionally, it may be beneficial to take advantage of free trials or demos offered by many vendors in order to get an idea as to how a particular product works before investing in it.

Risks To Consider With Data Center Management Software

  • Security risks: Data center management software gives administrators access to sensitive data and therefore presents a target for malicious actors or hackers who may try to gain access.
  • Liability risks: Organizations using data center management software can be held liable in cases of system failure, data loss, or major disruption. If the software fails to perform correctly it could have major consequences depending on the criticality of the application being managed.
  • Costly mistakes: Poorly configured or misused software could cause outages or lead to incorrect settings that would need costly corrections before operations can resume.
  • Unforeseen circumstances: Organizations should always be prepared for unexpected issues when utilizing data center management software as these can occur due to changes in hardware, process improvements, environment updates, etc.
  • Compatibility issues: An organization’s IT infrastructure must remain compatible with any new system added; otherwise, problems may arise that cost time and resources to resolve.

What Software Does Data Center Management Software Integrate With?

Data center management software can integrate with a variety of other types of software, such as system monitoring and analytics tools, server monitoring tools, inventory management systems, asset tracking systems, cloud computing control panels and power distribution systems. Depending on the specific data center management platform chosen by an organization, additional types of software that could be integrated include patching solutions, cost analysis applications and security analysis platforms. Each type of software used in conjunction with the data center management solution adds key insights into performance optimization parameters.

What Are Some Questions To Ask When Considering Data Center Management Software?

  1. What kind of data center management functions does the software provide?
  2. Does the software have any built-in monitoring and alerting capabilities?
  3. Is there support for virtualization technologies such as VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, Citrix XenServer, etc.?
  4. How secure is the system and what type of encryption methods are used?
  5. Does the software provide comprehensive reporting and analytics tools?
  6. What kind of scalability options are available with this software?
  7. How much control over resources do users have in terms of allocation and usage tracking capabilities?
  8. Is there a user-friendly interface for ease of access to resource utilization metrics?
  9. Has this data center management software been tested for compatibility with existing IT infrastructure systems like ERP, HRMS, etc.?
  10. Are there any hidden charges or additional fees associated with using this data center management system?