Netherlands

Netherlands

I'm off to München ^^

Servers/June 2011 Maintenance

Oh yeah. I think it's selfexplanatory.

Server rack at the C4.

Netherlands

My first time to install a server in a datacenter

Guilfest 2014

So pretty...

(Not powered on yet.. missing a modem, and a surge suppressor.)

Yes. The 2nd server is bent. Stupid UPS.

I needed a place to put servers and other computers in my house, so this is in the laundry room. The washer and dryer are stacked to the left of this picture (a great space saver!)

server hosting

September 20, 2007. The server room at WGen.

My servers, at home, in 2005

Top to bottom:

Gigabit switch

ARM server

QBOX Atom server

HP Microserver with AMD dual core

Guilfest 2014

rack mount servers, ooer!

Guilfest 2014

Server Rack

The Sunfire v20z is a pretty astounding little server. Dual Opterons and a fantastic service processor in one rack unit.

Server for some testing done by the NT Admins.

My man cave is filling up with technology

Servers sitting in the old space. The one on the left used to be the Bad Haiku server. The one on the right is "babbage" our in-house mail server

Diagnosing a server issue.

The server rack at work.

I got a CMA (Cable Management Arm) with my server too, but unfortunately it didn't fit in my rack, I was so disappointed, and just look at that mess.

Update November, 15, 2011

Installed new Dell R510 server, labeled all the cables in the rack, added new KVM, and changed OS on LEVIATHAN.

R510 Specs:

Name: CynoGriffon

2 x Intel Xeon E5620 @ 2.4 GHz

24 GB of RAM

8 x 2TB Seagate HDDs totalling 16TB (10TB Usable with RAID-Z 2)

8GB USB Flash drive Running OS

OS: FreeNAS

The R510 is a beautiful server, by far my favorite.

See set description for description of other equipment.

Random servers

This is the Mac Mini I'm planning on using as a development server. I spent a few days installing software with a keyboard/monitor/mouse and now it's running as a "headless" server on the home network, administered entirely via ssh.

The server stack for Quizilla at the time of the sale. Operations were moved from these machines to LA 2 months later. Except for two, these servers are all hand-built by me. Note the glowing fans. (edit: photo was taken May 2005)

Better quality shot is here: www.flickr.com/photos/xunker/6103716184

from hidden lake hs

Server area in a school, Gwangju, South Korea

Servers at where I used to intern

some servers, notice the firewall trying to escape through the ceiling

The first iteration of Google production servers were built with inexpensive hardware and were designed to be very fault-tolerant. The system worked very well and proved to be highly scalable.