Business Driven Technology
Business Driven Technology
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ISBN: 9781259567322
Author: Paige Baltzan Instructor
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Data center:

  • Data center denotes facility that keeps centralized computer plus communication systems.
  • The size can vary from small tiny space to large structure with lots of square feet of space.
  • A linked data center denotes integrated unit that is kept in a shipping ampule.
  • It has IT infrastructure that includes servers for providing computing power, storage and interacting gear.
  • It connects systems to internet or directly to other systems.

Data center location:

  • The data center for school contains:
    • Assessment reports
    • Performance indicators
    • Demographics at district levels.
    • Student details.
  • Data center is located in an isolated space, where separate space is given to computers and servers.
  • The size varies from small space to large building with lots of square feet of space.
  • A separate center for computing facility and data center is provided in schools.

Data center size:

  • The size of data center of school is small; it has few servers in the floor space.
  • The data center would be at an isolated space.
  • For schools, several servers plus storing arrays networked in a small room is sufficient.
  • The servers should be maintained properly in a not so high temperature.

Security measures:

  • The security measures for data center includes:
    • Surveillance systems:
      • Cameras should be installed around data center to check suspicious activity.
      • Video surveillance acts as record in event of security incident.
    • Security guards:
      • Security guards are employed inside facility that would routinely patrol the areas.
      • The guards would be armed in some of critical cases.
    • Access control
      • The access is been provided to authorized personal only.
      • Access cards and passwords are been provided to authorized members...

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