There's a ton of software that's been built to do a lot of this in the really unsexy / "not very hot at all" enterprise software space with the sticker label of

There's a ton of software that's been built to do a lot of this in the really unsexy / "not very hot at all" enterprise software space with the sticker label of cloud provisioning / application deployment automation where everyone has spent a long time trying to visualize deploying groups of machines out to suit their oftentimes not very technical stakeholders (yes, DC managers that aren't actually that technical is extremely common in the Fortune 500). Examples: VMware vCloud Director + VCOps + Orchestrator, CA's AppLogic, and even HP's Cloud Service Automation. All of these are directly in the value proposition category of "automate your provisioning and monitoring / ops of your systems." Almost all of them involve some form of a visual programming language with drag 'n drop capabilities just the same as your UI shows and with the usual hallmarks of small DSLs that creep into the components. I have to ask where you guys think you fit into the market between start-up style home-grown devops stacks (expensive in labor and time instead of capex) and these 7-figure products (capex-heavy, but OOTB solution in theory) when so much has already been done and acquired away by pretty much every large software vendor.