Videos
RESOURCES
Program Proposals:
Customer Access Program (CAP)
Standardized Data Center Stack Framework Proposal
National Data Center Power Reduction Incentive
Customer Access Program (CAP) Standardized Data Center Stack Framework Proposal National Data Center Power Reduction Incentive
SVLG Summit Presentation:
DCP Stack Version 2
Summit Presentations:
101 Top 10 Track
102 Metrics Track
103 Certfication Track
104 Power Track
105 Fanless Track
106 Cloud Track
107 Alignment Track
- Cisco Lets Slip Plans For Container-based Data Center from Data Center Dynamics
- NaviSite Sharpens Enterprise Focus from Data Center Knowledge
- Data center manager of the year weathers hurricane, merger from Search Data Center
- mattokeefe: RT @acroll: When people say "like oil and water" they mean that they don't mix well. I prefer "like Cesium and water." http://bit.ly/1y3 ... from Senior Technology Architect
- mattokeefe: RT @jeremiahg: Did you know XSS can retrieve passwords from a browser's password manager stored for the vulnerable website? from Senior Technology Architect
- Horizon’s Expansion Begins at Power Loft from Data Center Knowledge
- Data Center Monitoring Key to Cost Savings from Data Center Knowledge
- SunGard Acquires Irish Provider Hosting 365 from Data Center Knowledge
- mattokeefe: RT @dkaz: while researching how/if reCAPTCHA has been cracked, I figured out why I can never land a SuperBowl ticket http://tinyurl.com ... from Senior Technology Architect
- mattokeefe: RT @samj: Still spend a fortune on Mac apps, but I can't think of anything I need to buy for Android. from Senior Technology Architect
Videos
Episode 15 - The StackIn this episode, Dean Nelson talks with Jeremy Rodriguez, the Co-Chair of the Data Center Pulse Technical Advisory Board (TAB), about the development of the Stack Framework. The Stack is an output of the DCP Summit in February, 2009. It is a common and holistic way to look at the all layers of the datacenter stack, their dependencies on each other and their impact on the overall datacenter efficiency. The ultimate goal is for DCP users to define and adopt a standard way of defining and measuring all components of the datacenter. The development work is underway with a target of adoption by January 1, 2010.
Released: June 29th, 2009
|
Episode 14 - Chill Off 2 Knuerr CoolThermIn this episode Dean Nelson interviews Heiko Ebermann, the Global Product Manager of Thermal Systems with Kneurr. Their CoolTherm product is the first to be tested in the chill off 2. It is a contained water cooled rack up to 35kW in 37U.
Released: June 9th, 2009
|
Episode 13 - Sweden DatacentersIn this On The Road Episode, Dean Nelson talks with Torbjorn Bengtsson from the Invest in Stockholm group and Tomas Sokolnicki, from the Invest in Sweden Agency (ISA). They discuss why Sweden is such a compelling location to locate datacenters. 100% green power, free cooling more than 8 months of the year, network concentration point and some of the cheapest power in Europe.
Released: May 1st, 2009
|
Episode 12 - Website UpdatesIn this on the road episode in San Diego, Dean Nelson introduces and talks with Data Center Pulse board member and website architect Jeff Tepfer. Jeff provides details of the upcoming changes to the site and what users can expect.
Released: April 28th, 2009
|
Episode 11 - White Mountain, Fit For A James Bond Villain!This is the first edition of Data Center Pulse, On The Road. In this episode, Jon Karlung, CEO of Bahnhof, a local teclo gives Dean Nelson a tour of his Pionen, White Mountain datacenter in downtown Stockholm, Sweden. It is located in a bunker 30 meters under solid bedrock. It was a cold war bunker that was converted into this datacenter and is said to be able to withstand a Hydrogen bomb blast. It is very unique and reminds me of a James Bond movie! And that is what Jon was going for.
Released: April 16th, 2009
|