Data Service Center
Data centers are the backbone of modern technology and the driving force behind the digital revolution transforming nearly every industry. <br/> They manage everything from accessible health records and medical information to the processing and analysis of data that powers industrial automation.
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Enterprise data center
Enterprise data centers are private data center facilities that support a sole organization. These types of data centers are ideal for companies with unique network needs or those with sufficient business volume to benefit from economies of scale. Enterprise data centers are customized to be compatible with the organization’s unique enterprise applications and processes.
Advantages: Enterprise data centers can offer enhanced security since risks can be managed internally. Additionally, you can customize the data center to meet your specific requirements.
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Cloud data center
These distributed data centers are operated by third-party or public cloud providers such as AWS, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud. The rented infrastructure is based on an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) model, allowing users to set up virtual data centers within minutes. For cloud providers managing cloud data centers, they operate like any other type of physical data center.
Advantages: Cloud data centers reduce hardware investments and ongoing maintenance costs for any infrastructure. They offer greater flexibility in usage options, resource sharing, availability, and redundancy.
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Multi-tenant Data Center / Colocation Data Center
Multi-tenant data centers (also known as colocation data centers) provide data center space for businesses looking to host their computing hardware and servers off-site. These facilities offer the necessary data center components such as power, cooling, security, and network equipment.
Advantages: Colocation facilities effectively reduce ongoing maintenance costs, and the monthly cost of housing hardware is consistent. Additionally, you can distribute hardware across different locations, significantly reducing latency and bringing your services closer to your users.
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Container/Modular Data Center
Container data centers are typically modules or shipping containers equipped with ready-to-use, plug-and-play data center components: servers, storage, network equipment, UPS, generators, air conditioning, and more.
Advantages: In a permanent environment, they can be deployed to free up building space or enable organizations to quickly scale to accommodate new technologies, such as increasing IT infrastructure in educational institutions to support digital classrooms.
Big Data Service Center
Data Center Operations
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Server deployment and maintenance:
○ Deployment: Determine the physical location and deployment requirements of the server, analyze power and cooling requirements
○ Configuration: Set up server hardware and software, including the installation and configuration of operating systems, drivers, and applications
○ Maintenance: Regularly update and upgrade the hardware and software of the server to ensure security and performance optimization
Network device management:
○ Routers and switches: Manage and configure network devices to ensure network connectivity and traffic management both inside and outside the data center
○ Load Balancer: Configure and manage load balancers to optimize server load and application performance
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Power supply management:
○ Uninterruptible power supply system: Set up and maintain UPS systems to prevent power interruptions from affecting the data center
○ Backup generators: Set up backup generators to ensure power demand in the event of a power failure from the main power supply
Cooling system management:
○ Internal air conditioning systems: Manage and monitor air conditioning systems to ensure that servers and network equipment operate under optimal temperature and humidity conditions
○ Hot/cold airflow configuration: Optimize server layout and air conditioning settings to minimize energy consumption and improve energy efficiency
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Physical security:
○ Access control: Implement strict access control measures, such as access card systems and biometric authentication, to restrict entry to data center facilities
○ Video surveillance: Deploy surveillance cameras in all areas to record and monitor the interior of the data center in real-time
Network security:
○ Firewalls and network segmentation: Configure and manage firewalls to control traffic and prevent unauthorized network access
○ Intrusion detection and prevention systems (IDS/IPS): Implement real-time monitoring and response systems to detect and prevent cyberattacks and malicious activities
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Storage system management:
○ Hard disk arrays and storage area network: Configure, update, and manage storage devices to ensure data reliability and performance
○ Data deduplication and compression: Implement data deduplication and compression technologies to optimize storage space and improve data transfer efficiency
Data backup and recovery:
○ Backup strategy: Develop and implement regular backup strategies, including full backups, incremental backups, and differential backups
○ Disaster recovery plan: Develop and test disaster recovery plans to ensure quick recovery of data and services in the event of a disaster
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System monitoring:
○ Performance monitoring: Monitor performance metrics of servers, network devices, and applications in real-time, such as CPU usage, memory usage, and network traffic
○ Event and alert management: Set up and manage monitoring systems to detect and respond to faults and issues promptly
Troubleshooting and problem resolution:
○ Response time and service level agreement (SLA) management: Establish and manage SLAs to ensure timely resolution of faults and issues, minimizing service downtime
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Compliance management:
○ Regulatory compliance: Adhere to relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards to ensure the legality and security of data
○ Auditing and reporting: Conduct regular internal and external audits, and generate compliance and audit reports to verify the effectiveness of compliance and security measures
Asset management:
○ Hardware and software asset tracking: Manage and track all hardware and software assets in the data center, including procurement, configuration, usage, and decommissioning
Compliance and Asset Management
