What can ITS learn from the Data Center World
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This document discusses key considerations for data center site selection and operations based on lessons from the private sector. It identifies factors such as total cost of ownership, risks, timing, location attributes, and commodity availability. It also covers server location and virtualization options as well as data backup approaches. State-owned versus outsourced models are evaluated based on control, costs, response time, and scalability.
What can ITS learn from the Data Center World
- 1. What can ITS learn from Data Centers? Todd Cushing
- 2. Internet vs. Enterprise Different audit issues Different risk avoidance Different end user expectations Different scale
- 3. Private vs. Public Different end user expectations Different scale Different Uptime Requirements Different Response Time Requirements
- 4. Server Location Purpose Built Continuous operation/ expansion Efficient Location Use of All Matters Resources
- 5. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Total Cost of Greenfield, Logistics, Ownership Brownfield, Physical, Powered Shell Political Commodity Latency Power, Water, Number of Competition People, Providers, Logistics Paths
- 6. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Total Cost of Greenfield, Logistics, Ownership Brownfield, Physical, Powered Shell Political Commodity Latency Power, Water, Number of Competition People, Providers, Logistics Paths
- 7. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Total Cost of Greenfield, Logistics, Ownership Brownfield, Privacy, Powered Shell Political Commodity Latency Power, Water, Number of Competition People, Providers, Logistics Paths
- 8. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Response Total Cost of Logistics, Time, Ownership Privacy, Staff to Political Support Commodity Latency Power, Water, Number of Competition People, Providers, Logistics Paths
- 9. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Response Total Cost of Logistics, Time, Ownership Privacy, Staff to Political Support Commodity Latency Number of Competition Power, Water, Providers, Ringtone Paths
- 10. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Response Total Cost of Logistics, Time, Ownership Privacy, Staff to Political Support Commodity Latency Voice, Competition Power, Water, Data, Ringtone HD Video
- 11. Typical Key Site Factors $$$ Risk Timing Cost, Response Total Cost of Logistics, Time, Ownership Privacy, Staff to Political Support Commodity Latency Voice, Standards Power, Water, Data, Ringtone HD Video
- 12. Considerations Server Location Server Data Virtualization Backups Who has State-Owned access to vs. your hardware Outsourced and software?
- 13. Considerations Professional grade location? Backup power? Server Intentional cooling? Location Multiple telecom paths? Facility maintenance plan? Hardware and software refresh and maintenance
- 14. Considerations Semi-synchronous Data Asynchronous Backups Disruptive Concurrent Geographics of backup data
- 15. Considerations Who has Public vs. private access to License cost your Risk hardware and Control and accountability software? Security
- 16. Considerations Control of hardware and software Control of data Cost vs. quality Capital investment vs. recurring State-Owned cost vs. Administration of the contract Outsourced Response time for changes Negotiate your cost for scalability What services do you need? Bandwidth
- 17. Considerations Space considerations Backup considerations Server Complexity considerations Virtualization Turning up new capacity quickly You have more control of your cost (operating system and applications)
- 18. Questions? Todd Cushing Steve Ingracia 402.938.2430 402.540.0560 tcushing@ singracia@ oaconsulting.com oaconsulting.com