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Nlyte vs Sunbird dcTrack

Nlyte

5.5#18 in data center infrastructure management software
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FactNlyteSunbird dcTrack
Capacity planningThe platform helps model deployments and plan rack space, power and cooling capacity.It provides views of available rack space, power, network ports, and capacity in infrastructure devices such as UPSs, CRACs, and circuit panels.
DeploymentAsset Optimizer supports both cloud and on premises deployment models.Sunbird states the software is available as a hosted SaaS offer and also describes an on-premises virtual server deployment.
HeadquartersKennesaw, Georgia, United StatesSunbird Software, Inc. lists its address as 30 Knightsbridge Road, Suite 620, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854.
IntegrationsNlyte names ServiceNow, BMC Remedy, VMware and Hyper-V integrations and says its open API allows custom integrations.The UniversalConnector G2 supports bidirectional integration with systems including ServiceNow, Cisco ACI, and Equinix SmartView.
SecurityAsset Optimizer lists encryption in transit and at rest, role based access controls, multi factor authentication, configurable audit trails and event logging.Sunbird lists role-based granular permissions and audit logs among dcTrack features.
SupportNlyte offers customer portal and email support and lists USA and EMEA support phone numbers.Maintenance customers receive support portal access for tickets, chat or phone support, releases, security updates, documentation, forums, and online training.

Nlyte plans

  • Custom Nlyte pricing quotePriced on request

Sunbird dcTrack plans

  • dcTrack DCIM Operations$19.50 a month
  • dcTrack DCIM OperationsPriced on request

Pick Nlyte if…

Nlyte suits organizations managing data center infrastructure across colocation, enterprise, cloud, or edge environments. It may also fit government and regulated users looking for asset tracking, capacity planning, and configurable workflows.

Pick Sunbird dcTrack if…

dcTrack suits data center teams that need to manage infrastructure assets, capacity, and changes. Its deployment options and integrations may suit organizations with existing data center systems.

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