We have two geographic locations (two data centers). With DCImanager, we were able to keep OS images separately for each location and not waste traffic by sending files with OS images from one location to another. We love the modern user-friendly interface in the latest version of DCImanage. This is valuable for both clients and administrators.

The biggest benefit of using DCImanager is that we don't have to use lots of different software to work with the equipment of different vendors and to solve highly specialized tasks. Another cool thing is its capabilities for network management. We’ve been having one DC for 60 racks with L2 topology, and now we also have a new DC with 50 racks, 2000 servers, and 20 units of network equipment with L3 topology and the Leaf-Spine architecture. DCImanager helps us to manage these 2 DCs from a single software ecosystem. And since we have strong plans to expand, even more, it's great that DCImanager allows us to expand the infrastructure conditionally endlessly. We now have the ability to replace equipment without affecting customers. I should also say that the DCImanager devs are attentive to feedback. The platform gets new features and improvements every two weeks. It is also great that ISPsystem pays attention not only to the technical aspects of the platform but also to the UX. We have extensive experience with software for administrators and engineers - the DCImanager interface can be a good example for other software developers.

Historically DCIM solutions have a high entry threshold. You either have to overpay for a software (to meet the minimum price level), or you must overpay for an engineer (so that he/she can implement an open-source solution), or you must overpay for the time (because you will have to do everything manually). DCImanager minimizes these inconveniences and makes DCIM automation reachable almost everyone. The product doesn’t have a high barrier of infrastructure level, which you should connect at the very beginning. Combine this with a user-friendly interface, detailed documentation, and free customer support. The set of functional capabilities covers the tasks of most enterprises that need to manage their IT infrastructure.