Purpose
MayaUPS sticks to daily UPS fleet work: status, readable alarms, history, battery replacement planning, maintenance records, reports and shutdown testing. It does not try to be a data-centre power-management platform.
COMPARISON
A focused Eaton IPM alternative for UPS monitoring.
Eaton IPM is a broad power-infrastructure platform: Monitor, Manage and Optimize licence levels, third-party device monitoring, advanced IT automation. MayaUPS has a narrower job. It gives you one local bilingual view of your supported UPS equipment, batteries, maintenance and shutdown readiness.
A compact local installation
The web interface and SQLite database ship inside one application for Windows or Linux. No separate database server, no virtual management appliance.
Licensing by quote
Tell us about your fleet and you receive a written proposal for your deployment.
Multi-vendor UPS coverage
MayaUPS monitors supported UPS, PDU, ATS and environmental sensors over SNMP v1/v2c/v3. RFC 1628 gives the common baseline; manufacturer profiles add readable detail where the device offers it.
Shutdown testing
Review the policy, run it while it cannot switch anything off, then arm it. Runtime or event triggers can then drive SNMP-SET and an authenticated host agent on configured systems.
When to choose MayaUPS
Choose MayaUPS when your team wants a focused English and French Canadian UPS application, a self-contained local installation and licensing quoted in writing for your fleet. Eaton IPM may suit environments that need its broader virtualization, cluster and infrastructure automation features.