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GxInfra™: Paving the way for advanced IT data center and asset management

The proliferation of incongruent IT software and hardware solutions has increased the cost and complexity of managing data centers and assets. Understanding how to translate high level internal business goals and roadmaps into actionable policies and digital-ready infrastructure requires advanced optics and risk management. Furthermore, the increased focus on reliability that doesn’t sacrifice agility means…

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GxInfra™: Paving the way for advanced IT data center and asset management

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The proliferation of incongruent IT software and hardware solutions has increased the cost and complexity of managing data centers and assets. Understanding how to translate high level internal business goals and roadmaps into actionable policies and digital-ready infrastructure requires advanced optics and risk management. Furthermore, the increased focus on reliability that doesn’t sacrifice agility means IT executives must look for Infrastructure Appliance validation and verification that is rapidly scalable.

Many Data Center Infrastructure Management (DCIM) systems are missing critical features resulting in reduced productivity and security. Other services only come with limited automation and orchestration services. And some of these systems isolate business units and create legacy data issues.

GxInfra™ is a cross platform solution to knowledge silos, documentation, troubleshooting, security, performance, and C-Level reporting. Our application-based policy automation and management system uses analytics, automation, compliance and remediation to enhance network performance and reliability. And our DCIM expertise allows us to create customized services that provide granular optics that go beyond the application layer. In addition, GalaxE’s one-stop-shop approach uses proprietary data collectors to compare multiple data points that can uncover hard to detect issues, suggest recommended fixes, and track remediation progress. The best part of GxInfra™, however, might just be what you do not get.

GxInfra™ leverages a multistep process to transform your existing network. By utilizing an enterprise wide impact analysis, dashboard for reverse and forward engineering, and a future state definition, our team can generate a comprehensive set of roadmaps and reports that improve your data center management.

Our 8 part life cycle ecosystem includes: reliability testing, security protection, manageability reports, efficiency ratings, optimization suggestions, risk assessments, GRC, and BCDR. GxMaps™ use enterprise wide impact analysis to code and data parse. This information allows our team to create reconciliation and traceability building as well building impact trees. We can also generate core test case data, change reports, and drill out and down.

GxDash™ is the perfect dashboard for reverse and forward engineering. The dashboard is able to use case to implementation traceability, source code analysis, and business rules analysis. This helps your development, QZ, and business analysts get insight into managing risk and meeting key business objectives.

GxInfra™ is a non-intrusive solution that doesn’t require any software installation. Don’t worry about agents or probes sitting on your network for weeks at a time—using the 3-layer Monitor-Analyze-Automate approach to data center utilization, GxInfra™ can scan an average mid-sized network in around 30 minutes.

GxInfra™ decouples network identity from physical infrastructure, then automates policy based on application needs. This combination reduces network complexity and helps IT teams better prioritize application deployment and operation.

Locating the perfect data center infrastructure management system is a difficult task. With all the options available, the most important question to ask during the discovery process is: “Does this solution meet my needs?”

GxInfra™ uses AI and ML to reduce human error and build custom automated reports. Learn more about GxInfraTM.

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