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Subject:
Running a datacenter
Category: Computers > Hardware Asked by: webuserid-ga List Price: $200.00 |
Posted:
23 Nov 2005 08:39 PST
Expires: 23 Dec 2005 08:39 PST Question ID: 596715 |
I need some information so that I can build a model cost model in preparation for setting up a datacenter. I need sources that will help me answer questions such as: 1. What are the physical space requirements per x000 servers? What about per gigabyte of hard disk or of memory? 2. What are the power/cooling requirements per x000 servers? What about per gigabyte of hard disk or of memory? 3. What are the main cost components, eg real estate, servers, cooling? How do these break out in % terms, approximately? 4. For every $1 I spend on servers, how many $ will I spend on everything else that is associated with a datacenter (see Q3). 5. Are there any key differences I should bear in mind if our datacenter is going to be used for storage vs for processing power? Thank you. I need ballpark numbers, and sources that will help me model our numbers. |
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Subject:
Re: Running a datacenter
From: vballguy-ga on 23 Nov 2005 11:16 PST |
Your question leads to a LOT of assumptions. a very good link to address the problem: http://www.hpl.hp.com/techreports/2005/HPL-2005-107R1.pdf (Cost Model for Planning, Developement, and Operation of a Data Center) 36 pages |
Subject:
Re: Running a datacenter
From: who3ver-ga on 23 Nov 2005 17:32 PST |
Other things to consider Webuserid-ga, - Humidification/Dehumidification Device - HVAC (Air Conditioning) - UPS - Backup Generators - FM-200 or similar DC fire counter measure - Powerfull Backup fans incase the HVAC fails - 2 seperate power lines for redundency - Rack Fan Setup (in/in, in/Out) <<<< Referring to direction of air - Temperature sensors that are wired to a Fault Management System Now all that stuff about the memory and HD space is really (VENDOR SPECIFIC). You can have a double size cabinet with a storage capacity of SCSI 16TB or the same cabinet with CPU blades and Storage. Your question is really vague but for $200 I guess you can. If you Post a more detailed clarification (e.g. vendors and specific requirements) I will attempt to answer your question. Good Luck, Who3ver-ga |
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