AggreGate Data Center Supervisor is an umbrella data center management solution.
AggreGate Data Center Supervisor is an umbrella data center management solution. The system is designed for system integrators and MSPs completing turnkey data center design and implementation projects.
Being based on enterprise-grade network management, industrial automation and physical security products, AggreGate Data Center Supervisor delivers a lot of opportunities for managing and monitoring data centers of any size and purpose.
The system joins industrial, network and security management modules in one solid core, facilitating deployment and lowering data center OPEX.
IT + Automation + SecurityProvide end-to-end monitoring and incident management for industrial equipment, network infrastructure and physical security systems of your data centers by employing a solid umbrella solution. Get rid of multiple systems and multiple points of integration between them. |
|
For Commercial and Corporate Data CentersAutomate data centers built for corporate customers. Automate commercial data centers that will remain under your service. Our solution architecture can be tailored to a data center of any size, from ten to ten thousand racks. |
|
Based on Mature PlatformBeing based on AggreGate Network Manager, AggreGate SCADA/HMI, AggreGate Building Automationand AggreGate Access Control, Data Center Supervisor inherits all their advantages as well as "generic" data acquisition, storage, processing and visualization features of the underlying AggreGate IoT Platform. |
|
Rich Connectivity with Industrial EquipmentAggreGate Data Center Supervisor supports all widespread industrial control protocols out-of-the-box, including Modbus, OPC, OPC UA, BACnet, SNMP, and many more. Drivers for PLCs, sensors and monitoring appliances that use other protocols can be easily designed with an open-source Driver Development Kit (DDK). Tibbo’s line of programmable controllers may be used for providing digital and analog I/O, as well as network-enabling any RS-232 and RS-485 devices. |
|
Data Center Environment MonitoringMonitor temperature, humidity, hot/cold air pressure, airflows, overall carbon dioxide emission. Detect leakages, smoke and flooding. Provide per-rack environment displays, custom airflow mapping, overall environment KPIs, environment dashboards, and more. Benefit from dynamic baselining and threshold violation alerting. |
|
HVAC/CRAC MonitoringActivate and control proportioning valves, boilers, heat-exchange units, pumps, blowers, and air handlers. Visualize equipment status on dynamic floor plans, provide comprehensive dynamic baseline violation alerting and reporting. |
|
UPS/PDU MonitoringConnect to advanced UPS/PDU units via standard industrial protocols or access UPS/PDU units with a serial interface via CLI and parse their status. Visualize unit operational status, active alerts and bypass mode state. Track per-input voltages, currents and frequencies, per-battery statuses and charge/discharge currents. Monitor remaining battery time and load percentages, generator temperature readings and other custom metrics. Provide alerting and historical trending. |
|
Genset MonitoringConnect to generators via any automation protocol, not just SNMP. Provide storage, visualization, alerting and reporting for fuel levels, oil pressure, water and oil temperatures, internal battery status, power output details, alarms, errors, and maintenance status. |
|
Data Center VisualizationDesign maps, forms, widgets, dashboards and HMIs in the integrated full-blown visual editor. Use 30+ component types, including complex components, like tables, video player, network topology graphs, etc. Graph data with 20+ chart types having thousands of configurable properties. Configure component templates (subwidgets), make use of 4 nestable container types with either classic absolute layouts or advanced HMTL-like grid layouts. Configure sizes, borders, fonts, colors, strokes, cursors, tooltips, etc. Add event-driver behavior to your interface via formula-based bindings between UI and server/device data. |
|
Air Flow VisualizationConduct thermal profiling and visualize air flows in hot/cold aisles. Handle hundreds of sensors via sensor grid modeling technology while making equal use of server/router/switch internal sensors. Build heat maps based on standard floor plans for tracking minor deviations and hot/cold spots. |
|
Energy Performance AnalysisModel overall data center power KPIs and analyze energy efficiency. Automatically evaluate aggregated KPIs for multiple data centers in a distributed installation. As a result, benefit from Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) trends and reports. |
|
Deeper Data Center Facility ManagementManage other data center facilities, such as water reservoirs, lighting, car parking, and other secondary systems of a present day intelligent building. Develop custom HMIs and integrate them into a main control room. |
|
Access ControlIntegrate with access control, fire alarming, perimeter defense, and other physical security systems for retrieving security alerts and incidents via standard protocols (like SOAP, SQL, CAP, SNMP, etc.) or proprietary APIs. Provide centralized security incident management and debriefing, manage security events using same workflows as applied for automation and IT events. Use a single point of Service Desk integration. Optionally, build a custom access control solution based on Tibbo Project System. |
|
Video MonitoringIntegrate with Video Surveillance systems and add camera video streams and PTZ controls to control room dashboards. Make use of direct IP camera connectivity, open video popups from floor plans. Integrate with video analytics systems and use them as yet another source of security incidents. |
|
Comprehensive IT Monitoring and ManagementData Center Supervisor enables comprehensive management of a data center IT infrastructure. Thousands of network management features inherited from AggreGate Network Manager include automatic network discovery, L2/L3 mapping, server hardware and OS monitoring, consolidation of network events via SNMP traps and Syslog messages, event correlation and root cause analysis, capabilities of business service modeling and SLA violation tracking, as well as out-of-box monitoring of applications, services, databases, VoIP, wireless infrastructure, and more. The system also ensures network device configuration and compliance tracking. It inherits hundreds of bundled dashboards, charts, reports and alerts. |
|
Router and Switch MonitoringMonitor status, performance and bandwidth usage of individual router/switch interfaces: all popular network hardware vendors, including Cisco, 3Com, Alcatel, Nortel and Juniper are supported. Use integrated charts, reports, alerts for both standard and custom metrics (e.g. fan status or voltages). |
|
Traffic MonitoringFacilitate bandwidth problem troubleshooting, SLA verification and capacity planning. View historical charts and reports for traffic/bandwidth. Employ network traffic analysis and browse detailed information on traffic composition (NetFlow, sFlow). Use visual network traffic view builder, alerting when network talks matching specific criteria are detected. |
|
Virtualization MonitoringPlan, consolidate, monitor, optimize, and automate your virtual infrastructure. Monitor vSphere, VMware ESX/ESXi and Microsoft Hyper-V hypervisors, as well as guest virtual machines. Make use or out-of-the-box alerts for guest VM state change, high memory usage, high CPU load and extensive disk I/O. |
|
Storage MonitoringDiscover and monitor RAID arrays, tape libraries, HBAs, and any other networked storage devices. Manage storage device health, operability, faults, capacity and performance. Forecast usage growth via trend analysis. |
|
VLAN and Uplink MonitoringMonitor and visualize individual VLAN networks within your data center. Track utilization and health of gateway routers' uplink interfaces. Enable bandwidth utilization trending and early predicted violation alerting. |
|
IT Asset InventoryAdd custom attributes to network devices and system resources, use tabular attributes with custom structure and any length. Use out-of-box inventory information definitions (serials, responsible persons, notes, photos, locations, asset events, etc.). Enrich system alerts and events with information fetched from any third-party inventory system via any protocol (SQL, SOAP, etc.) Automate hardware and software inventory via SNMP and WMI. Get printable inventory reports automatically e-mailed upon schedule. |
|
Advanced SNMP ManagementCollect, store and analyze custom metrics from all types of SNMP-enabled devices, such as fan status, environment temperature/humidity or wireless signal strength. Aggregate, browse and filter SNMP traps. Load MIB files from different vendors into an internal MIB database, use syntax-highlighted MIB editor. Make SNMP device settings and traps available for integrated data processing tools, visual editors and third-party systems. See details here. |
|
DCIM and Service Desk IntegrationIntegrate with any DCIM or Inventory system for enriching alerts with context-sensitive physical asset details. Model relations between physical assets and business services. Forward enriched alerts to any Service Desk or Helpdesk system via standard (SOAP, CORBA, JMX, SQL, etc.) or custom integration connectors. Set up email-based alert-to-ticket conversion. Employ Tibbo team for implementing any custom integration scenario. |
|
Patented TechnologyAggreGate Platform introduces many innovations to M2M/IoT technology. It provides a unified data model that comprises normalized representations of diverse hardware and exposes device data for the internal processing/visualization tools and external systems. |
|
Alerting and Event ProcessingFlexible event management capabilities, including event filtering, aggregation, deduplication, masking, correlation, acknowledgement, and root cause analysis. Customizable alerts supporting different types of notifications (sound, popup messages, e-mail, SMS etc.) Support for pending alerts. Flexible rules of alert escalation. Alert-to-action bindings ensure different kinds of remediation when alert is raised. Corrective actions may be controlled by operator or executed in non-interactive mode with pre-defined user input. |
|
Charting and TrendingCharting support offers a wide list of chart types, including dynamically updated charts. Thousands of configurable chart properties. Support for auto-calculated trend lines such as percentiles, moving averages, etc. |
|
Comprehensive ReportingAdvanced reporting facility, automatic report generation from any viewed/edited data. Built-in report editor, report printing and exporting in different formats. |
|
Free open-source SDKUse our open-source Java and .NET APIs to extend the Data Center Supervisor and transparently integrate it into any enterprise system you may have. |
|
Flexible Security ModelFrom the ground up, AggreGate was designed with a multi-tenant, multi-user approach. Granular permissions and role-based access control are inseparably woven into all aspects of the system. |
|
Failover ClusteringEnsure high availability services by building a multi-node failover cluster for AggreGate Server and underlying database. Our home-grown clustering technology does not depend on any third party software or clustering support of the operating system. |
|
Distributed ArchitectureBuild distributed systems by supervising several geographically distributed data centers from a single location. The unique multi-tier architecture guarantees unlimited scalability by balancing system functionality between multiple servers divided into several layers. |
|
Modular, Scalable and Reliable ArchitectureModular architecture of AggreGate Platform ensures that new data storage, processing and visualization modules may be installed into server core as plug-ins. For example, adding Access Control capabilities to an existing automation/IT management system is just a matter of extension pack installation. |
|
Unified Data ModelThe Unified Data Model inherited from AggreGate Platform delivers generic flexible approach for configuring, controlling and monitoring any device, data source or system object, regardless of its vendor, model, type and purpose. |
