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Latest revision as of 22:30, 16 December 2020
A data center (also known by its acronym, DC) is either:
- The premises such as a building or another physical location where the computing devices of one or more organizations are housed, or
- The organization itself who takes care of these computing devices.
Contents
Characteristics
Storage
- Main wikipage: Storage capacity
- RAID, especially software RAID
Traffic
- Data traffic including internal traffic.
Computation
- Computing servers including dedicated servers.
Power supply
Tools
DC tools
DC client tools
- The clients usually access their devices through some shell, primarily, SSH or KVM console. The pingplotter allows to locate IP addresses of the resources.