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The Applications Driven Data Center
Normally developing anything to meet a “worst case scenario” makes perfect sense. With data centers this may not always be the case. In this video Michael Manos, Digital Realty Trust’s Senior Vice President of Technical Services, discusses why you may not always want to design to your most restrictive scenario.
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Jon Vander Hill Said,
October 19, 2009 @ 5:31 am
Good video. Well done.
Al Maggart Said,
October 19, 2009 @ 6:32 am
I have worked several years with building out the entire site structurally and then growing the infrastructure out as needed and found that if you don’t plan properly i.e. looking to the future power and cooing requirments, too much space is wasted because you dont have the needed capacities. I have also been on the opposite end where we overplaned and spend millions to have 14 meg of power and when the site was full we only needed 6 meg.
How do you compensate for future growth in relation to power and cooling requirments?
Paul H. Forster Said,
October 19, 2009 @ 8:18 am
Great information – this is wonderful ammunition to use as I help other management understand the “data center as a product” paradigm and how it will maximize our capital expenditures
Jason Anderson MBA Said,
October 23, 2009 @ 6:36 am
Great presentation, very informative, great series for people trying to learn more about where the industry is and where it should be headed for maximized growth within the industry. Thank you!