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Sentry Power Manager vs Sunbird dcTrack

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FactSentry Power ManagerSunbird dcTrack
Capacity planningSPM analyzes trends and estimates when capacity, power, or temperature thresholds may be exceeded.It provides views of available rack space, power, network ports, and capacity in infrastructure devices such as UPSs, CRACs, and circuit panels.
DeploymentThe datasheet describes SPM as an appliance-based server or VMware system with a browser-based interface.Sunbird states the software is available as a hosted SaaS offer and also describes an on-premises virtual server deployment.
HeadquartersReno, Nevada, USASunbird Software, Inc. lists its address as 30 Knightsbridge Road, Suite 620, Piscataway, New Jersey 08854.
IntegrationsThe vendor integration sheet lists API connections including Cormant CableSolve, Nlyte, Siemens WinPM.net, and Splunk Enterprise via an app.The UniversalConnector G2 supports bidirectional integration with systems including ServiceNow, Cisco ACI, and Equinix SmartView.
PurposeSPM provides a central interface to manage, monitor, and control intelligent rack PDUs across data centers.dcTrack is DCIM Operations software for asset, capacity, and change management in data centers.
SupportThe vendor directs SPM users to its Support Center and provides a support phone number and email address on the downloads page.Maintenance customers receive support portal access for tickets, chat or phone support, releases, security updates, documentation, forums, and online training.

Sentry Power Manager plans

  • Sentry Power ManagerPriced on request

Sunbird dcTrack plans

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

Pick Sentry Power Manager if…

SPM suits data center teams managing rack PDUs, including large networks that need power, environmental, and capacity monitoring. It may fit organizations using Server Technology CDUs or listed third-party PDU families.

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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