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Nlyte’s DCIM software

March 10, 2025
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Nlyte’s DCIM software
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Nlyte’s DCIM software lets the data centre manager monitor and automate the management of the entire compute infrastructure, maximizing the value of individual assets, quickly visualizing space for new equipment, improve operating efficiency, and more.

Nlyte’s DCIM software is a comprehensive data centre monitoring tool that enables the user to constantly monitor system utilization at the global, location, and room levels to provide complete oversight; identify specific underutilized servers and ‘Ghost Servers’ to raise utilization rate; improve capacity planning and space utilization from a single interface; make more efficient use of existing hardware by balancing workloads and sending alerts when thresholds are exceeded; and make forecasts based on ‘what-if’ scenarios.

Nlyte System Utilization Monitoring features include dashboard views of server utilization, utilization and connection reports, navigates directly to asset and host cabinet pages in the Nlyte Asset Optimizer, asset management, change management, and audit and reporting.

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