Capacity management

CenterOS gives you a clear, graphical view of every rack, room, and resource in your data centre. Manage space, power, and cooling from a single interface, from any location, without stitching together spreadsheets or walking the floor to count rack units.

Colour coding for instant clarity

The default rack view uses colour to show utilisation instantly. Orange, for example, means 66.7% of rack units are occupied - say, 28 of 41U filled. You see the status of every rack without opening a single record.

Drill down to front and rear elevations to confirm exact equipment positions, check available slots, and inspect blade enclosures. No guesswork about what fits where.

Switch the room schematic between heat load, weight, and connections views. Each asset contributes its own values to the room totals, and those values are editable. The resources tab lets you update weight, power draw, heat output, physical dimensions, and space allocation per asset.

Equipment template library

The template library holds resource specifications for common equipment types. When you add a new asset, pick its template and CenterOS fills in the vendor specs automatically: power draw, heat output, weight, dimensions, and rack space. No hunting through datasheets, no re-entering the same numbers for identical devices.<br><br>Templates keep your data model accurate from the moment an asset is created. That accuracy matters: everything built on these records, from capacity planning to impact assessment, is only as useful as the records are complete.

Stuck between legacy DCIM and cloud-only tools

Legacy DCIM stalled

The incumbent platforms can deploy on-prem - but they're expensive, dated, and slow to implement, and their new AI features phone home to the vendor's cloud. Their roadmaps have moved on to hyperscale.

Modern SaaS can't come inside

The new generation of DCIM has the experience your team wants — but it's cloud-only. If policy, prudence, or your regulator says infrastructure data stays in your control, it's disqualified before the demo.

The estate got harder anyway

AI-era rack density is breaking spreadsheet capacity management, auditors want evidence instead of screenshots, and experienced operators keep leaving for cloud roles.

Modern DCIM. Sovereign AI. Your choice of boundary.

CenterOS gives you one complete, trusted picture of your assets, power, cooling and connections, so capacity planning and impact assessment actually work. Every change is on the record, sovereign AI works on the same data, and you choose where it all runs.

A foundation you can trust

Every asset from purchase to retirement, live floor plans and rack views, real-time monitoring, and change management that respects your SLAs, all in one place.

Sovereign AI, inside your boundary

AI that works on your own register, inside the boundary you choose.

Deploy anywhere — up to sovereign

Start in the cloud, or run entirely on your own premises. Same product, your boundary.

How CenterOS works

1

Choose your boundary

Run CenterOS in the cloud, on a dedicated instance, or entirely on your own premises. The platform is the same in all three.

2

Connect your estate

Bring in your spreadsheets or existing CenterOS data, then connect your power, cooling and IT equipment.

3

Operate with foresight and evidence

Capacity checks before you plan, alerts before things break, and a full audit trail on every change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Run CenterOS on your own premises and everything stays on your site. In the cloud, every workspace is kept separate from every other. Either way, sovereign AI works inside the boundary you choose.

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