Difference between revisions of "Data center"
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*The premises such as a building or another physical location where the [[computing device]]s of one or more [[organization]]s are housed, or | *The premises such as a building or another physical location where the [[computing device]]s of one or more [[organization]]s are housed, or | ||
*The organization itself who takes care of these [[computing device]]s. | *The organization itself who takes care of these [[computing device]]s. | ||
| + | ''DC'' vary in their [[storage capacity]]. The clients usually access their devices through some [[shell]], primarily, [[SSH]]. | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 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.
DC vary in their storage capacity. The clients usually access their devices through some shell, primarily, SSH.
