Deployment footprint
MayaUPS embeds its web UI and SQLite database in one application. The core product does not require a separate database or virtual appliance.
COMPARISON
A lightweight Eaton IPM alternative.
MayaUPS takes a compact local approach to multi-vendor monitoring: one self-contained application with an embedded web UI and SQLite database. It is intended for organizations that want mixed-fleet visibility without adding a separate management stack.
Current licence posture
The current MayaUPS release is free and includes the safety-gated shutdown workflow without feature gating. Final licence terms are still awaiting approval.
Monitoring scope
MayaUPS monitors UPS hardware, PDU, ATS, and environmental sensors over SNMP v1/v2c/v3. It uses RFC-1628 as the standard baseline and adds vendor-specific decoding where profiles are available, translating raw states into readable alarms such as On battery, Replace battery, and Overtemperature.
Operational fit
MayaUPS is aimed at small and medium businesses, edge sites, and public-sector environments that need mixed-brand monitoring without appliance overhead. It includes CSV onboarding, Test connection per device, gentle read-only /24 discovery, history charts, roles, backups, restore, and watchdog behaviour.
Shutdown fit
The shutdown workflow is designed to avoid surprise action. Operators observe behaviour first, record dry-run proof, and only then arm policies. Runtime or event triggers can drive SNMP-SET UPS shutdown and ordered host shutdown through an mTLS agent, with Linux live-host proof still labelled cautiously.