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EasyDCIM vs Sentry Power Manager

EasyDCIM

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Sentry Power Manager

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FigureEasyDCIMSentry Power Manager
Price from$69/mo—
Free plan——
Free trial—Yes
Open source——
WebYesYes
LinuxYes—
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published51
Spec score · Data Center Infrastructure Management Software7.9 (#6)7.7 (#10)
HeadquartersRzeszów, PolandReno, Nevada, USA
Intended usersThe company describes EasyDCIM as suited to service providers seeking to automate bare-metal provisioning and manage data-center infrastructure.The product is presented for data center operators managing rack power, monitoring infrastructure, and planning capacity.
PurposeEasyDCIM describes itself as a solution for dedicated server and colocation providers that automates server provisioning and provides customer management tools.SPM provides a central interface to manage, monitor, and control intelligent rack PDUs across data centers.
SupportPriority technical support is listed as an Enterprise plan feature.The vendor directs SPM users to its Support Center and provides a support phone number and email address on the downloads page.

Plans

EasyDCIM

  • Starter$69 a month
  • Basic$99 a month
  • Business$299 a month
  • Professional$799 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Sentry Power Manager

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EasyDCIM

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Sentry Power Manager

Sentry Power Manager (SPM) provides a central interface for managing, monitoring, and controlling intelligent rack PDUs across data centers. It monitors power and environmental readings, tracks trends, and estimates when capacity, power, or temperature thresholds may be exceeded. Its SNAP feature applies system, IP, and security templates and can automate firmware updates and configuration changes. Scheduled reports can be displayed, exported, or emailed, with information on billing, carbon footprint, rack redundancy, and energy use. The system is described as an appliance for a server or VMware environment, accessed through a browser-based GUI. Its documented API exchanges power and environmental data with BMS and DCIM systems, and optional REST and SOAP API support is listed. Access can be authenticated locally or through LDAP or TACACS+ servers, with SSL certificate uploads supported. Listed PDU compatibility includes Server Technology CDUs and third-party families from APC, Eaton, Raritan, and Tripp Lite. Version 6.3 is identified as the final major release and final downloadable version. Pricing is on request; a 120-day trial download is offered.

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