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Rackula

by RackulaLives

Rackula: Visual Server Rack Planning & Layout Designer

Interactive drag-and-drop tool for designing, visualizing, and planning server rack layouts with real-time capacity management.

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About This Project

Rackula is a modern web-based rack visualization tool that transforms how IT professionals and homelab enthusiasts plan their physical infrastructure. Built with Svelte and TypeScript, it provides an intuitive drag-and-drop interface for designing server rack layouts, eliminating the need for complex CAD software or spreadsheet-based planning.

The tool excels at capacity planning and visualization, allowing users to arrange equipment in virtual racks, track U-space utilization, and ensure proper layout before purchasing or rearranging physical hardware. Its self-hosted architecture means your infrastructure designs remain private and under your control, making it ideal for organizations with security requirements.

With support for network infrastructure components, AV equipment, and standard datacenter gear, Rackula bridges the gap between enterprise DCIM solutions and simple diagramming tools. The visual feedback helps prevent costly mistakes like power distribution issues, cooling concerns, or space miscalculations that plague physical deployments.

Whether you're managing a single homelab rack or planning a multi-rack datacenter deployment, Rackula's lightweight design and intuitive interface make infrastructure planning accessible without sacrificing functionality or requiring extensive training.

Key Features

  • Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for arranging rack-mounted equipment
  • Real-time U-space capacity tracking and visualization
  • Self-hosted deployment for complete data privacy and control
  • Support for standard server, network, and AV rack equipment
  • Built with modern TypeScript and Svelte for fast, responsive performance
  • NetBox integration capabilities for unified infrastructure management

How You Can Use It

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Planning homelab server rack layouts before purchasing equipment

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Documenting existing datacenter infrastructure for compliance and auditing

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Capacity planning for datacenter expansions and equipment migrations

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Creating visual rack diagrams for client presentations and proposals

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Training new sysadmins on physical infrastructure organization

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Integrating with NetBox for comprehensive infrastructure management

Who Is This For?

System administrators, datacenter managers, homelab enthusiasts, network engineers, and IT infrastructure planners