Nlyte Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) is the discipline of managing the physical infrastructure of a data center and optimizing its ongoing operation. As a software suite that bridges the traditional gap between IT and the facilities groups and coordinates between the two. DCIM enables the data center to make the best use of the physical resources available, as well as enabling the seamless integration of the data center into the enterprises' other business management solutions for asset management, process management, data management, capacity planning, budgetary planning and other important systems.
nlyte is the #11 ranked solution in top Data Center Infrastructure Management solutions. PeerSpot users give nlyte an average rating of 7.0 out of 10. nlyte is most commonly compared to Device42:
nlyte vs Device42. nlyte is popular among the large enterprise segment,
accounting for 61% of users researching this solution on PeerSpot. The top industry researching this solution are professionals from a
government, accounting for 15% of all views.
nlyte mindshare
As of March 2025, the mindshare of nlyte in the Data Center Infrastructure Management category
stands at 3.6%, down from 5.3% compared to the previous year, according to calculations based on PeerSpot user engagement data.
Data Center Infrastructure Management
Key learnings from peers
Valuable Features
"The power management aspect of nlyte provides a comprehensive overview of power consumption and forecasting capabilities. It allows for strategic planning, such as assessing the impact of adding new racks with specific power requirements. This feature facilitates considerations not only for power consumption but also for thermal aspects, including airflow dynamics between hot and cold aisles. In essence, the most advantageous feature of nlyte sfor us lies in its power management capabilities."
Room for Improvement
"Nylte is quite intricate to use. Training someone to navigate the platform would likely require a substantial investment, ranging from one to two months for basic proficiency, followed by an additional two to three months of consistent use to gain full proficiency. Despite its complexity, I believe there is room for simplification, making it more user-friendly. While there have been improvements, there is potential for further enhancements in this area."
Pricing
"We currently hold a perpetual license, and our expenditure is limited to support costs. While I recall that the new license model follows a subscription-based SaaS approach, I don't have the precise cost details as we are not actively using it at the moment."
These insights are based on the in-depth reviews provided by peers to help you make a better buying decision.
