data center infrastructure management software
Data center infrastructure management (DCIM) software tracks the physical assets inside a data center — servers, racks, power distribution, cooling, cabling, and floor space — and shows how they relate to each other so a facility manager can see what is installed where, how much power and cooling each cabinet is drawing, and where there is room to add more. It is used by data center operators at colocation providers, hosting companies, and large enterprises that run their own server rooms. It replaces spreadsheets and Visio diagrams that quickly fall out of date once a single server is moved or swapped.
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