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Sun Blueprints, the Official Sun Microsystems Resource Ser.: Enterprise Data Center Design and Methodology by Rob Snevely (2002, Trade Paperback)

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PublisherPrentice Hall PTR

ISBN-100130473936

ISBN-139780130473936

eBay Product ID (ePID)2234753

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Number of Pages224 Pages

Publication NameEnterprise Data Center Design and Methodology

LanguageEnglish

SubjectData Modeling & Design, Information Management

Publication Year2002

TypeTextbook

AuthorRob Snevely

Subject AreaComputers, Business & Economics

SeriesSun Blueprints, the Official Sun Microsystems Resource Ser.

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.6 in

Item Weight12 Oz

Item Length9 in

Item Width6.9 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN2002-511079

IllustratedYes

Table Of ContentAcknowledgments. Preface. Sun BluePrints Program. Who Should Use This Book. Before You Read This Book. How This Book Is Organized. Ordering Sun Documents. Accessing Sun Documentation Online. Typographic Conventions. Shell Prompts in Command Examples. 1. Data Center Design Philosophy. Look Forward by Looking Back. A Modern Pantheon. Fundamentals of the Philosophy. Top Ten Data Center Design Guidelines. 2. Data Center Design Criteria. Scope, Budget, and Criteria. System Availability Profiles. Insurance and Local Building Codes. Determining the Viability of the Project. 3. Designing a Data Center. Design Process. Data Center Structural Layout. Data Center Support Systems. Physical and Logical Security. System Monitoring. Remote Systems Management. Planning for Possible Expansion. 4. Determining Data Center Capacities. Data Center Capacities. Purpose of Rack Location Units. Data Center Evolution. Determining Criteria for RLUs. Creating RLU Definitions. Using RLUs to Determine In-Feed Capacities. Planning for Equipment Layout. 5. Site Selection. Geographic Location. Data Center Site Selection. General Site Considerations. 6. Implementing a Raised Floor. Anatomy of a Raised Floor. Floor Load Capacity. Air Flow and Pressure. Fire Rating. Local Building Code. 7. Power Distribution. Power Distribution System Design. Grounding and Bonding. Signal Reference Grid. Input Power Quality. Wiring and Cabling. Electromagnetic Compatibility. Electrostatic Discharge. Site Power Analyses. 8. HVAC and Other Environmental Controls. Reasons for Environmental Control. Temperature Requirements. Relative Humidity. Electrostatic Discharge. Air Conditioning Systems. Humidification Systems. Monitoring Temperature and RH Levels. Mechanical Support Systems. Air Distribution. 9. Network Cabling Infrastructure1. Creating a Network Cabling Infrastructure. Points of Distribution. Cable Connectors. Avoiding Spaghetti. Labeling and Color Coding. Verification. 10. Shipping, Receiving, and Staging. Loading Dock. Staging Area. Storage. 11. Avoiding Hazards. Types of Hazards. Personnel Health and Safety. Fire. Flooding. Earthquakes. Miscellaneous Disasters. Security Problems. Noise Problems. 12. Environmental Contaminants. Contaminant Types and Sources. Effects of Contaminants. Avoiding Contamination. 13. Codes and Construction. Codes. Construction Criteria. Pre-Hardware Installation Checklist. Appendix A. Managing System Configurations. Abstract. Introduction. In the Beginning.... Cabling. System Installation. Solaris JumpStart Software. Source Control on the Solaris JumpStart Server. Packages. Software Patches. Firmware and Storage Patches. Storage Area Networks. List of Things to Remember. Conclusions. Appendix B. Bibliography and References. Books. Publications. Organizations. Software. Quote Acknowledgments. Glossary. Index.

SynopsisThis is a practical guide to designing a data center from inception through construction. The fundamental design principles take a simple, flexible, and modular approach based on accurate, real-world requirements and capacities. This approach contradicts the conventional (but totally inadequate) method of using square footage to determine basic capacities like power and cooling requirements., Enterprise Data Center Design and Methodology is the practical, start-to-finish guide to data center design and retrofitting. It introduces a scalable, modular methodology for designing data centers of any size and capability, and breakthrough techniques for accurate capacity planning. Sun Enterprise Architect Rob Snevely offers realistic solutions for every facet of planning and implementation, including site selection, network connectivity and infrastructure, environmental considerations, building codes, construction, and hazard avoidance.

LC Classification NumberTK5103.S59 2002