IT infrastructure calculators

Free IT Infrastructure Calculators and Tools

RACKCRUNCH provides free calculators, technical checks and product support dates for people who build and run IT infrastructure. No account is needed.

27 free calculators and checks for storage, networking, power, licensing and Linux administration, plus end of life dates for 483 products. No sign-up. Every result shows its formula or rule.

End of life lookup

Is it still supported? End of life, end of support and security fix dates for 483 products: Windows, Windows Server, macOS, Ubuntu, SQL Server, PHP, Python and more. Plus 13 vendor-direct hardware and firmware collections in the same directory.

Popular: Microsoft Windows Server | Microsoft SQL Server | VMware ESXi | Red Hat Enterprise Linux | Ubuntu | Microsoft Windows | Debian | Microsoft Exchange | Microsoft Office | Apple macOS | All 483 products

Storage

  • RAID Calculator
    Usable capacity, speed and drive-failure tolerance for RAID 0 to 60.
  • RAID Rebuild
    Rebuild time and unrecoverable read error risk while an array is degraded.
  • IOPS / Throughput
    Convert between IOPS, block size and MB/s.
  • Transfer Time
    How long a migration or backup copy takes at a given link speed.
  • Backup Capacity
    Backup storage needed for your retention and change rate.
  • CCTV Storage
    Video storage for cameras, bitrate and days kept.
  • ZFS RAIDZ Capacity
    Usable ZFS space for RAIDZ1, RAIDZ2, RAIDZ3 and mirrors, following OpenZFS math.

Network

Power

  • Rack Power
    Rack power draw, facility load with PUE, heat (BTU/hr) and monthly cost.
  • UPS Runtime
    UPS battery runtime at your load.
  • Power Cost
    What equipment costs to run per month and year.

Planning

Linux

  • chmod Calculator
    Convert Linux permissions between numbers (755) and letters (rwxr-xr-x).
  • Cron Expression
    Read a cron expression in plain English and see its next run times.
  • systemd Unit Generator
    Build a systemd .service file with safe quoting and common hardening options.

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