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A sysadmin never likes to be hot. So, the managers of top-of-the-line server farms will always install a few thousand air conditioning units in the ground, holding the temperature in the clean room around a pleasant 45 degrees Farenheit.
This was yet another shot of data center at XS4ALL in Amsterdam during our great guided tour. Thanks dudes!
This is the networking cabinet in BitPusher's new Seattle datacenter. Every cabinet has two HP2848 switches for redundancy that each plug into one of our Cisco 6506's via Fiber. Blue cables are for our left network, Green are for our right. Black are for management gear like Loms.
(built 2012, see tags for further known data). Op dit werk is een Creative Commons Licentie van toepassing.
A view of the parking garage as seen facing north. Note the "Picis" sign at the top left side of the garage. Route 95/128 seperates Jordan's Furniture from the parking garage.
Our contingency plan apparently involves trips to Home Depot for house wrap. That flourescent light cover is actually holding up a puddle of water at least an inch deep, which did break and release later in the day. The drainage system into the trash can brought back fond memories of grade school.
No servers were harmed during this rain storm. Only the little pride we had left.
Primeros servidores de SIEIT.NET
3 Discos duros Scsi 9.8 HotSwap Raid 0, Total 27.8 Gb .
Ram de 378 Mb .
Fuente de poder redundante.
Windows 2000 Advance server SP4 Español.
IIS 5.0 y ASP.NET 2.0
DataCenter: Monterrey, Mexico SIEIT.NET
(built 2012, see tags for further known data). Op dit werk is een Creative Commons Licentie van toepassing.