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Building A New Data Center
Building A New Data Center
7 x 24 x 365 availability
Fail-safe reliability and continuous monitoring
Power management and network communications, redundancy and path diversity
Network security, physical access control and video surveillance
Zoned environmental control
Fire suppression and early warning smoke detection systems.
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Adequate heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) and fire suppression
High-performance cabling infrastructure
Security (access control, video surveillance, etc.)
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technology releases.
* Service provider is exposed to more
problems and thus develops a strong
knowledge base.
* Resiliency is built up as it is a
carrier-neutral set-up.
Cons
* Probable data privacy concerns if
not hosted with an established player
and backed by clearly defined SLAs.
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be found. However, outsourcing is definitely not set to wipe out the inhouse model.
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The fundamental problem with almost all data center projects is that
those people who get volunteered to manage them rarely have
experience in building data centers its often a once in a career activity,
so the most critical success factor is knowing what to ask, and who to talk
to. Below are 10 questions we think you should be asking, right up front,
of yourself, your boss, the facilities team, the designers, and other key
contacts you trust. Without these answers, or at least some guidelines on
how to get them, your chances of success are slim indeed. Over the next
few weeks I will be digging into each of these areas in more detail so
stay tuned
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