I like most about it that it is centralized, and that is the key point. Being able to understand the overall health and configuration of your environment from a single pane of glass is invaluable. Prior to this, I was running predominantly Microsoft-based services, which require you to log into individual devices or servers one at a time. BlueCat Integrity solves that problem tremendously for me. Within this enterprise, I have over 150 of these devices running around that I do not have to log into individually. I log into one location and centrally manage them all. Centralized management is the number one and most critical advantage. Individually managing Microsoft DHCP or DNS servers is always not fun, but centralized management is a huge advantage for any grid-style DNS environments or DHCP environments. Between BlueCat Integrity and Infoblox, these are competitive products that compete against the Microsoft free tools. They are not free, but if you license them, I think you understand what I am saying. Compared to Microsoft, Microsoft is great for smaller environments. When you get into larger environments, it just becomes unmanageable. BlueCat Integrity really shines in that space. They are killing it for us. It has been working so well and so nicely since we re-architected a few years ago. That was probably when I did my first PeerSpot review, as BlueCat Integrity picked up a bad reputation. It was not really BlueCat Integrity's fault. It was due to internal decision-making to try to figure things out on our own. We could not figure things out, so that is when I got involved and said, 'Let us get BlueCat Integrity in the arena.' We re-architected, redesigned, redeployed, and things have gone from zeros to heroes because of that.
