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# Data centers
Data centers management in GLPI, more precisely management of servers rooms and racks, allows to:
* Create an inventory of data centers, rooms and racks of the organization;
* Include data centers in GLPI financial management;
* Use other modules for data centers management, in particular `Assets` module which provides a detailed graphical representation of racks.
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## Data center
Data center in itself is a very simple object, with a name and a location, and allows only to group server rooms.
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## Impact Analysis
Impact analysis enables an infrastructure diagram to be drawn up, showing the dependencies and impacts in the event of equipment loss. This can be saved and exported.
Go to Impact Analysis
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### Server rooms
This tab displays server rooms attached to the data center and allows to add new rooms.
Go to Server rooms
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## All Information
For an item, all information is displayed on one page from the *All* tab. This shows all of the tabs of an object's form in one view, one below the other.
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