APC Capacity Manager, 10 Rack License

Specifications

Infrastructure capacity planning and optimization via shared data center model, enabling efficient equipment provisioning and right-sizing of your data center.

• Physical equipment planning
  You can quickly locate the optimum spot for that next server based on physical infrastructure needs.
• Power failure to IT impact
  Critical events are translated into server impact analysis, and virtual machines at risk are automatically migrated to healthy hosts.
• Business impact
  It shows the consequence of device failure on rack-based equipment for instant identification of critical business application impacts.
• Simulation of device failures
  It enables data center operators to proactively identify how a device failure will impact business critical applications.
• Data center lab
  It allows customers to try out future data center changes and view the impact, without making any changes to their live InfraStruxure Operations application.
• Three-phase load balancing
  It can automatically distribute and track single and three-phase equipment power draw, ensuring all three-phase on the power system carry a balanced load.
• Airflow analysis
  It simulates any cooling scenario in your data center, instantly visualizing the cooling effect on your infrastructure.
• Capacity reports
  It shows planned and actual power data in one view, enabling detailed planning of future power needs.
• Measured power data
  It can prevent overloads through graphical display of average and peak power usage by measuring actual consumption through metered rack PDUs.
• Keyword tagging
  Highlight location constraints through keyword tagging of data center racks or equipment.
• U-space report
  It provides a quick overview of available U-space within your data center.
• Capacity policies
  Group IT equipment to match availability needs and avoid stranded space, power and cooling capacity.
• Electrical room support
  Monitor capacity and plan changes for centralized power equipment in areas outside of the main data center floor plan.
• Port count
  It recommends best location to install IT equipment based on power and network port availability.