FEATURES
MayaUPS focuses on the power edge: network and direct-attach monitoring, readable fault states, battery replacement timing, alert routing, maintenance planning, and controlled shutdown.
MayaUPS polls network-management cards on the LAN, supports sealed credential profiles, and can auto-match a vendor profile from sysObjectID.
The optional MayaUPS agent can read a directly connected UPS when no network-management card is available. USB-HID and serial decoding are documented and fixture-tested; model-specific cable and report-descriptor behaviour remains part of real-hardware validation.
Universal UPS MIB states and vendor bitmasks are translated into readable alarms, such as On battery, Replace battery, and Overtemperature.
Demo data - 5 devices - 1 on battery - 1 warning
Battery service life is tracked from install date, nominal life, preventive-maintenance date, and temperature-adjusted estimate.
The threshold engine delivers SMTP email or language-neutral JSON webhooks without multiplying one incident into repeated messages.
Runtime and event triggers can drive ordered shutdown through guarded SNMP-SET and an mTLS host agent. Live Linux host shutdown remains under bench confirmation before it should be described as fully proven.
MayaUPS combines daily operations with fleet-health rules, maintenance and battery planning, calendar feeds, service records, PDF reports, and a 10-year replacement budget.
The current release is free and has no feature gating. Final licence terms are still awaiting approval, so the site does not promise that future licensing can never change.
MayaUPS is not a hosted SaaS service. It is customer-managed software that can run on the local network or in customer-controlled infrastructure; monitoring data stays under the customer’s control.
The current product supports Windows and Linux, including Docker on Linux. The optional host shutdown agent is available for Linux and Windows.