Advanced Account Admin
Oversees multiple separate accounts. Each account has its own Account Admin, users and servers. Individual accounts remain isolated.
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DCMetrik.com
Our own system for operational monitoring and detailed project accounting. It connects technical data with costs, revenue and ROA and ROI metrics.
Final stage of developmentAccess by invitation
Inside DCMetrik
Explore the dashboard, operating views and project economics. Click to enlarge an image and use the arrows to browse more screens. All data is for demonstration.
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Multi-level access to accounts and servers
From managing multiple accounts to giving one customer access to specific servers. DCMetrik separates permissions by role and machine assignment.
Account Admin
Has visibility across their entire account. Assigns servers to users, manages permissions and decides who can see each machine and its data. Also sets individual costs and commission terms.
User
A user with the lowest permission level sees only servers assigned by their Account Admin and the data their permissions allow. They cannot access other servers in the account.
Terms for individual customers
One account can include customers with different agreements. The Account Admin manages their access and financial terms in one place.
Individual costs and commissions
Each user can have different commission terms and costs. Settlement can therefore reflect the individual customer agreement, including management fees, revenue sharing and allocated operating expenses.
Server reassignment with history preserved
The Account Admin can reassign an existing server from one user to another. The server does not need to be recreated, and its revenue and cost history is preserved. User access to data continues to follow assignments and permissions.
Heartbeat: ongoing checks and alerts
A heartbeat is a regular report from a connected server. It helps confirm that the server is reporting and track available information about its operating state.
Regular status updates
Alongside the last contact, reports can include GPU and driver health and available error information. The information provided depends on the connected server and its configuration.
Alerts when problems occur
If a server stops reporting or a problem is detected, the user receives an alert according to the configured rules and their permissions. This helps them respond without manually checking each server.
Operational and financial context
Problems can be assessed alongside the machine’s history, utilisation, revenue and costs. Administrators gain context for restoring operations and assessing the financial impact of downtime.
Our own system for the whole project
We developed DCMetrik to provide a shared view of operations and economics. Technical data and financial records belong together.
Monitoring and management
Server health, operational history, utilisation and alerts. Information for day-to-day management and incident analysis.
Detailed project accounting
Itemised operating costs and actual revenue. Energy, cooling, connectivity, maintenance and management in the context of each project.
Forecasts and returns
Estimates of future revenue, return on assets (ROA) and return on investment (ROI). Support for decisions on hardware renewal, expansion and ongoing operations.
The economics of the whole project
We combine hardware expertise with many years of experience in capital markets and process management. We assess both the technical and financial performance of a project.
Acquisition and lifecycle
Hardware price, financing, expansion, replacement and residual value.
Individual operating costs
Power, cooling, space, connectivity, maintenance and management, including incident handling and downtime costs.
Revenue and overall results
Server utilisation, actual and expected revenue, value of internal workloads and returns on invested resources.
Access to DCMetrik
The system is in its final stage of development. Access is available by invitation. Tell us about the infrastructure you operate and what you need to track.