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These are the user uploaded subtitles that are being translated: 1 00:00:28,228 --> 00:00:32,998 | And on this slide we can see what that means in terms of the cost for downtime, 2 00:00:33,867 --> 00:00:34,266 | And on this slide we can see what that [means in terms of the cost for downtime, 3 00:01:09,135 --> 00:01:12,304 Therefore, to have at least an indication, 4 00:01:31,458 --> 00:01:37,329 | there are other factors to consider if [you wish to have a more accurate number 5 00:01:40,533 --> 00:01:45,871 whereby your company has a higher revenue E thesummer^mparedtottie winter, 6 00:02:07,160 --> 00:02:08,260 knowing that the actua£cos£of downtime per hour is in fact significantty higher! 7 00:02:08,294 --> 00:02:10,362 knowing that the actua£cost of downtime 8 00:02:10,463 --> 00:02:13,232 knowing that the actual cost of downtime [per hour is in fact significantly higher. __________________________w____________ 9 00:02:13,766 --> 00:02:19,571 ■ With this information known you can J tart using the number to create awareness 10 00:02:50,937 --> 00:02:55,974 and there are many infrastructure elements ■required to build up a data centre ) 11 00:02:56,242 --> 00:02:58,243 I Together all these elements will need to create a reliable data center environment, 12 00:04:00,340 --> 00:04:01,340 are you able to identify all components 13 00:04:29,335 --> 00:04:32,771 and determine what can or needs to be done 14 00:05:20,119 --> 00:05:23,288 Other factors may come from human origin. 15 00:05:23,289 --> 00:05:26,792 this relates to people executing processes 16 00:05:57,623 --> 00:05:58,924 Attacking the network doesn't require any physical presence at the data center site 17 00:05:59,559 --> 00:06:00,125 Attacking the network doesn't require any ^physicalI presence at the data center site 18 00:06:00,693 --> 00:06:01,860 Attacking the network doesn't require any physical presence at the data center site 19 00:06:02,261 --> 00:06:03,362 Attacking the network doesn't require any physical presence at the data center site 20 00:06:03,730 --> 00:06:08,533 The network cable is bypassing any physical security measures of a data center. 21 00:06:15,141 --> 00:06:15,607 and they can do so at any moment in time 22 00:06:17,310 --> 00:06:18,110  23 00:06:18,378 --> 00:06:22,914 | It is, therefore, no surprise that the number of network attacks is increasn 1 24 00:07:24,010 --> 00:07:29,848 It should be noted that sometimes hardware failures are the result of a human error 25 00:07:34,921 --> 00:07:38,990 B tt is, therefore, very important for the data center to have competent personnel, 26 00:07:38,991 --> 00:07:40,192 It is, therefore, very important for the ata center to have comoetent oersonnel 27 00:07:45,565 --> 00:07:48,433 which they are managing and operating 28 00:07:48,701 --> 00:07:56,408 | So, the human error is one of the large contributors to the data center downtime 29 00:08:03,816 --> 00:08:05,784 or due to poor execution of processes 30 00:08:06,252 --> 00:08:06,718 or due to poor execution off processes. 31 00:08:22,201 --> 00:08:28,640 I This is very uniortunaiB, since often when alarms are attended to promptly 32 00:09:03,409 --> 00:09:08,713 This means that if there is noisep the ground cable going into the UPS, 33 00:09:32,638 --> 00:09:38,743 Another potential cause of unavailability nay be caused by electromagnetic fields, 34 00:09:39,378 --> 00:09:40,211 or shortly known as EMF 35 00:09:57,096 --> 00:09:58,630 | High levels of EMF can cause issues on computing and network equipment, 36 00:09:59,265 --> 00:10:01,399 High levels of EMF can cause issues on computing and network equipment, 37 00:10:21,020 --> 00:10:22,854 | but also temperature and humidity, [values which are fluctuating too much 38 00:10:26,359 --> 00:10:26,891 but also temperature and humidity, alues which are fluctuating too much 39 00:10:30,062 --> 00:10:35,934 ■ Another environmental factor isj Pollution or contamination coming from, 40 00:10:38,571 --> 00:10:41,806 Dust and gases, such as hydrogen sulfide, 41 00:11:08,134 --> 00:11:13,972 S| Unfortunately, most data centers! e not ready for tomorrow's technology, 42 00:11:20,079 --> 00:11:23,314 which is the average lifespan of a data center 43 00:11:23,549 --> 00:11:29,954 Even ICT equipment manufacturers H not be able to provide you the power, 44 00:11:33,392 --> 00:11:36,594 which they may manufacture in the future 45 00:11:52,011 --> 00:11:54,646 Hence, when you design a data center. 46 00:12:12,665 --> 00:12:14,632  If any of these limitations are reached, the data center is maxed out 47 00:12:15,167 --> 00:12:15,567 1 It is, therefore, very well possible [that the computer room is half emj 48 00:12:54,807 --> 00:12:59,844 Problems in the data center environment could lead to serious business losses 49 00:13:09,922 --> 00:13:13,124 The data center is complex and dynamic, 50 00:13:13,125 --> 00:13:19,297 and capacity needs to be well managed for physical space, power and cooling 51 00:13:19,498 --> 00:13:25,370 You have_alsojearned that most of the downtime is caused by the human error, 52 00:15:17,850 --> 00:15:18,249 The bad newsjsjhat there is no official alobal standard for data centers 53 00:15:18,317 --> 00:15:19,851 | The bad news is that there is no official Global standard for data centers 54 00:15:19,852 --> 00:15:22,587 The bad news is that there is no official global standard for data centers 55 00:15:22,888 --> 00:15:25,523 Since there is no worldwide standard, 56 00:15:25,624 --> 00:15:30,061 it is hard for data centers and customers ■to have a dear reference point 57 00:15:36,702 --> 00:15:42,073 that datacenter_operators make all sorts of claims, to impress their customers 58 00:15:42,074 --> 00:15:47,645 For example, it is claimed that the data (center is a grade A dass a data center, 59 00:15:47,646 --> 00:15:52,984 | some even make statements such as [having a world class data center facility, 60 00:15:55,087 --> 00:15:58,289 All this is mostly a marketing message. 61 00:16:08,667 --> 00:16:14,238 | It is, therefore, important to ask |those data center operators or owners, 62 00:16:14,239 --> 00:16:18,476 what reference point they are ising Bo make such daims I 63 00:16:23,315 --> 00:16:28,419  There are several best practices! and national standards, which can be used 64 00:16:38,998 --> 00:16:44,102 can be applied to any type of data center, Min any location in the world. B 65 00:16:44,370 --> 00:16:48,339 TIA 942 is using a classification system, 66 00:17:12,331 --> 00:17:18,436 A fact, that which not everyone realizes is that the UptimeTier definition 67 00:17:18,437 --> 00:17:22,940 only addresses the power and cooling infrastructure of the data centre. 68 00:17:27,212 --> 00:17:31,749 are not covered in the Tier topology ■definitions of the Uotime Institute 69 00:17:41,026 --> 00:17:41,659 I Hence, what they have produced |is a white paper or guideline at best, 70 00:17:42,027 --> 00:17:42,927 | Hence, what they have produced |is a white paper or guideline at best, 71 00:17:43,595 --> 00:17:46,097 | Hence, what they have produced! te a white paper or guideline at best. 72 00:17:49,802 --> 00:17:54,572 TIA stands for Telecommunications infrastructure Association" I 73 00:17:59,378 --> 00:18:05,750 TIA have taken the high level, Tier level [definitions from the Uptime Institute, 74 00:18:09,188 --> 00:18:09,954 such as architectural, telecommunications, fire safety and other criteria 75 00:18:10,055 --> 00:18:15,026 such as architectural, telecommunications, fire safety and other criteria. 76 00:18:22,734 --> 00:18:27,805 to add more distinction to the standards. land to avoid confusion in the market 77 00:18:28,040 --> 00:18:33,644 | However, very often data centers which are designed as per TIA-942 78 00:18:43,755 --> 00:18:46,157 and it is therefore, fully transparent, 79 00:18:46,158 --> 00:18:50,928 Bas to what the data center has| emented from a design perspective, 80 00:19:22,594 --> 00:19:28,166 J and using it as a design guide serves la better purpose than an auditable standard 81 00:19:28,167 --> 00:19:33,471 The EN 50600 is a European standard 82 00:19:33,472 --> 00:19:38,776 so far the adoption is slowly going up, Band that may change in the future, 83 00:20:06,505 --> 00:20:12,043 which are created by product manufacturers ■commonly referred to as white papers, 84 00:20:17,516 --> 00:20:18,649 B Although these documents^ contain interesting information, 85 00:20:18,650 --> 00:20:24,255 | you should also realize that there may be commercial reasons behind these documents 86 00:20:24,523 --> 00:20:30,661 In other words, the vendor may want ho influence the end user's thinking, 87 00:20:30,662 --> 00:20:35,466 B which then, hopefully leads tog end-user purchasing their solutions 88 00:20:35,734 --> 00:20:40,771 | There are several organizations) working on new standards and guidelines, 89 00:20:40,772 --> 00:20:43,441 trying to capture a piece of the market 90 00:20:47,679 --> 00:20:51,182 since most of the so-called new standards 91 00:20:51,183 --> 00:20:55,686 have similar principles compared to the existing standards, 92 00:21:24,216 --> 00:21:28,319 an overview of the most common ■data center standards applied. 93 00:21:28,587 --> 00:21:34,158 | As mentioned, the specification from [Uptime is not a standard, but a guideline 94 00:21:34,426 --> 00:21:38,429 The Uptime Institute is a commercial [consulting organization, | 95 00:21:38,430 --> 00:21:44,035 | and not a standards development organization, such as the TIA and ISO, 96 00:21:44,036 --> 00:21:49,874 which standards, since you may apply muttiple standards depending on your need, 97 00:21:49,875 --> 00:21:54,879 or guideline to apply is a choice of the data center's owner or operator, 98 00:21:58,884 --> 00:22:02,620 More and more data center owners Band operators apply standards, 99 00:22:06,058 --> 00:22:08,459 the overall risk o£a data center setup, 100 00:22:27,579 --> 00:22:32,650 | All off the standards and guidelines define various classes off conformity, 101 00:22:40,592 --> 00:22:43,527 Do realize that in terms of availability, 102 00:22:43,528 --> 00:22:49,900 the numbers are expected availability, and therefore, cannot be guaranteed 103 00:23:01,580 --> 00:23:06,617 That also means that the document they produce is not an official standard, 104 00:23:35,347 --> 00:23:40,651 wh«~eas for Uptime you are fully dependent Hon them for now and in the future 105 00:24:04,042 --> 00:24:04,575 or is it based on findings, supported by an independent auditor's report, 106 00:24:04,676 --> 00:24:05,576 or is it based on findings, supported bv an indeoendent auditor's reoort 107 00:24:05,777 --> 00:24:07,178 or is it based on findings, supported indent auditor's n 108 00:24:07,546 --> 00:24:09,613 or is it based on findings, supported by an independent auditor’s report, 109 00:24:09,881 --> 00:24:15,719 followed with certification that is issued by an accredited certification body 110 00:24:30,402 --> 00:24:36,707 J Without going into too much detail, this slide demonstrates a helicopter view 111 00:24:40,712 --> 00:24:43,647 In case you are interested in the details, 112 00:24:46,551 --> 00:24:53,190 or attending in the future the CTDC course after you have passed the CDCP exam, 113 00:24:53,191 --> 00:24:59,029 the CT DC course is the design consultant course for the TIA-942 standard 114 00:25:03,301 --> 00:25:09,707 I which has a single path for distribution |of power and cooing without redundancy 115 00:25:10,008 --> 00:25:15,846 The power and cooling infrastructure have ■sufficient capacity to serve the IT load 116 00:25:22,954 --> 00:25:25,389 This is a relative low cost data center, 117 00:25:34,966 --> 00:25:40,271 fa Rated-2 data center also hasy single path for power and cooling, 118 00:25:55,186 --> 00:26:01,258 | Rated-3 data centre is often indicated as concurrently maintainable data center, 119 00:26:01,259 --> 00:26:06,330 | this means that the data center can undergo any form of planned maintenance 120 00:26:08,533 --> 00:26:09,033 without causingIT downtime 121 00:26:11,503 --> 00:26:11,969 This setup requires a minimuni of two paths for power and cooling 122 00:26:18,543 --> 00:26:21,512 and the other path to be on standby, 123 00:26:27,852 --> 00:26:34,491 data centers activate both feeds, since Ball the equipment is installed anyway 124 00:26:34,759 --> 00:26:41,432 This has benefits, but from a Rated 3 ■design criteria it is not required, f 125 00:26:47,272 --> 00:26:53,377 A Rated-4 datacenter is often described as a fault tolerant data center 126 00:27:18,403 --> 00:27:21,305 and disaster recovery plans in place 127 00:27:21,573 --> 00:27:28,212 Rated-4 data center has a minimal requirement ■of two paths for power and cooling, 128 00:27:33,885 --> 00:27:34,318 which both are active so that it can jtaciiitate an automatic switchover, 129 00:27:34,319 --> 00:27:38,288 in case one supply path develops a fault 130 00:28:06,484 --> 00:28:11,522 and^skjyourselfwrthjhe information that you have from the course so far, 131 00:28:49,327 --> 00:28:52,896 | such as electrical installation, fire protection and other areas of interest 132 00:28:52,897 --> 00:28:54,932 | such as electrical installation, fire protection, and other areas of interest 133 00:28:55,900 --> 00:28:58,402 On this slide, therearea few examples, 134 00:28:58,403 --> 00:29:03,974 | but as you can imagine, many other of such standards exist in each country 135 00:29:03,975 --> 00:29:08,779 I Realize, however, that these standards are mostly general in nature, 136 00:29:08,780 --> 00:29:13,784 |and were not developed to specifically address the needs of a data center 137 00:29:14,052 --> 00:29:14,685  For example, the standard for rounding specifies in most cases 138 00:29:15,053 --> 00:29:16,787 | For example, the standard ,or rounding specifies in most cases 139 00:29:19,157 --> 00:29:24,728 that the ground resistance in the building Its allowed to be between 10-25 Ohms 140 00:29:25,230 --> 00:29:31,368 However for data center its ideal to have a ground resistance of less than 1 Ohm, 141 00:29:31,636 --> 00:29:34,538 or at least a maximum level of five Ohm 142 00:29:35,073 --> 00:29:37,474 Itis. therefore, strongly recommended 143 00:29:38,710 --> 00:29:40,010 to make sure that contractors are notonlyinstrudedtofol^ 144 00:29:46,551 --> 00:29:48,285 ■ in addition to that you shoukf rovide more detailed requirements, 145 00:30:25,323 --> 00:30:28,492 to venfy what thelocal standards are, 146 00:30:28,493 --> 00:30:33,597 to make sure the data center fully compliant to those standards 147 00:30:41,039 --> 00:30:44,474 and possible liabilities from occurring 148 00:30:46,344 --> 00:30:51,415 it would be good to create an overview of local regulations and standards 149 00:30:51,416 --> 00:30:58,288 | so that an inventory is readily available for all involved to source from 150 00:31:00,425 --> 00:31:06,830 you have learned that there is no worldwide accredited data center standard 151 00:31:18,243 --> 00:31:23,847 On national level, there are often a variety of standards available, 152 00:31:55,046 --> 00:31:59,583 components based on N+1 is a characteristic of which R 153 00:32:44,996 --> 00:32:46,897 [Site selection is the activity of choosing ■the location to set uo vour data center 154 00:32:46,898 --> 00:32:50,634 Site selection is the activity of choosing Ihe location to set up your data center 155 00:32:51,703 --> 00:32:54,171 | There are many chaMengesf when performing site selection 156 00:33:01,479 --> 00:33:03,914 but also include business requirements 157 00:33:11,322 --> 00:33:15,592 | Engineers are normally! responsible for evaluating the site, 158 00:33:22,233 --> 00:33:28,605 I The business tends to review the site location based on business criteria, such as 159 00:33:31,843 --> 00:33:36,847 What is the cost of the land or building area per square foot or square meter" 160 00:33:37,115 --> 00:33:43,487 | What is the cost of utilities, such as water and electricity, and so on 161 00:33:47,992 --> 00:33:54,164 which could reduce the cost of operations and create a faster return on investment, 162 00:34:03,975 --> 00:34:08,245 the business owner will ultimately make the final decision, 163 00:34:08,246 --> 00:34:13,550 which could result in technical potentially having to be compromised 164 00:34:21,492 --> 00:34:27,898 manageability and potential compliance to compulsory and voluntary standards 165 00:34:28,399 --> 00:34:33,203 It is, therefore, of utmost importance that the technical evaluation group 166 00:34:45,616 --> 00:34:46,450 so that business decision makers can take those into consideration 167 00:34:50,221 --> 00:34:55,792 one of the absolute minimum requirements, ■then these needs to be documented 168 00:34:55,793 --> 00:34:58,728 Make sure that everyone understands, 169 00:35:00,965 --> 00:35:01,398 and ultimately accepts the decision and its potential future impact 170 00:35:02,700 --> 00:35:04,868 and ultimately accepts the decision ■and its potential future impact 171 00:35:05,403 --> 00:35:10,674 | In this way, it can be avoided that later individuals are blamed for issues, 172 00:35:10,942 --> 00:35:12,843 which were beyond their control, 173 00:35:12,844 --> 00:35:18,115 since they were simply overruled by the business decision makers 174 00:35:32,497 --> 00:35:37,267 I You also need to ensure that you can achieve this scalability required, 175 00:35:51,916 --> 00:35:53,550 In order to build, and eventually operate at a data center, 176 00:35:53,551 --> 00:35:56,386 ■ you need to carefully select and implement the equipment that you need 177 00:35:56,387 --> 00:35:58,288 | you need to carefully select and implement the equipment that you need 178 00:36:13,204 --> 00:36:17,474 maintenance, secunty. safety and so on 179 00:36:18,509 --> 00:36:23,847 | Another important aspect is to ensure that ■decisions made during the site selection 180 00:36:24,115 --> 00:36:30,487 do not impact compliance to standards, as rectification can often be very costly, 181 00:36:35,526 --> 00:36:39,763 This could lead to potential non compliances to the standards chosen, 182 00:36:54,278 --> 00:36:56,947 Obviously, there is a limit in terms |of how much can be planned for, 183 00:37:11,896 --> 00:37:17,500 also realize that many data centers suffer from tremendous oversizing, 184 00:37:21,239 --> 00:37:22,539 on the organization's contribution to environmental sustainability. 185 00:38:25,436 --> 00:38:30,507 Natural hazards are events that may happen and there is little you can do about it 186 00:38:40,885 --> 00:38:45,922 For example, if you are building a data center in an earthquake prone area, 187 00:38:50,461 --> 00:38:54,998 ■ Does it mean that you can never build a data center in an area like that? 188 00:38:59,203 --> 00:39:05,875 but the cost to build will increase due to the additional risk mitigation controls, 189 00:39:38,809 --> 00:39:42,545 Some examples are listed on this slide 190 00:39:47,918 --> 00:39:49,419 You could consider a plenty of others, 191 00:39:53,691 --> 00:39:58,228 chemical plants, oil refineries and so on 192 00:39:58,696 --> 00:40:01,931 Try to avoid all these potential hazards 193 00:40:06,170 --> 00:40:09,372 and the hazards that you have identified 194 00:40:47,378 --> 00:40:53,483 Power distribution network can potentially ■cause electromagnetic field radiation, 195 00:40:53,484 --> 00:40:56,719 which can cause issues on your equipment 196 00:41:19,610 --> 00:41:22,312 Are you ready to perform a site selection? 197 00:41:55,813 --> 00:41:56,713 j So, perhaps, put this on your action list for the next couple of months or so 198 00:42:00,284 --> 00:42:06,422 ! Perform a site selection assessment to dentify the potential hazards around you, 199 00:42:16,300 --> 00:42:16,833 ideally, you try to build the data center in a light industrial or urban area 200 00:42:17,401 --> 00:42:21,004 ideally, you try to build the data center in a light industrial or urban area 201 00:42:21,672 --> 00:42:22,372 ideally, you try to build the data center in a light industrial or urban area 202 00:42:29,313 --> 00:42:34,884 In certain part of the world peaople often demonstrate around police facilities 203 00:42:42,326 --> 00:42:45,495 With that said, you can probably recall 204 00:42:58,776 --> 00:43:05,448 I If there is a natural disaster or other calamities causing many injured people 205 00:43:20,331 --> 00:43:23,266 because the entire area is sealed off 206 00:43:24,335 --> 00:43:27,503 The fire department is your best friend 207 00:43:40,250 --> 00:43:46,656 Try to stay away from potential high risk targets, such as government buildings 208 00:43:46,657 --> 00:43:50,393 power, radio, TV stations and embassies. 209 00:44:16,153 --> 00:44:16,686 | causing a potential uproar for people to go on the street and to demonstrate 210 00:44:16,687 --> 00:44:17,487  | causing a potential uproar for people to go on the street and to demonstrate 211 00:44:21,191 --> 00:44:23,893 You can simply not be careful enough 212 00:44:39,843 --> 00:44:41,177 I As mentioned, these fields can [have an impact on IT equipment. 213 00:44:57,094 --> 00:45:02,465 [ may be tie first ones that wil be^ attacked in the event it ends up in a war 214 00:45:25,155 --> 00:45:29,392 | Now that we have looked at the site selection criteria for the location 215 00:45:35,999 --> 00:45:38,401 and then design and build the data center 216 00:45:38,402 --> 00:45:43,206 | taking into account all your requirements and the nice-to-have ones 217 00:45:59,389 --> 00:46:04,961 with the difference that in case of a build [scenario that has nothing existing yet, 218 00:46:05,596 --> 00:46:08,164 | and hence, you may have more control over the possible outcome 219 00:46:09,233 --> 00:46:15,872 However, poor design or mistakes may end up worse compared to existing buildings 220 00:46:16,140 --> 00:46:20,910 There is a reason why earief I explained ■the need for data center standards, 221 00:46:20,911 --> 00:46:27,817  since the standards can help you to prevent making possible design mistakes 222 00:46:50,941 --> 00:46:56,546 Do not ask the real estate agent, who is trying to sell or rent the space to you, 223 00:47:06,089 --> 00:47:06,789 In other words, he or she will most likely tell you not the entire truth 224 00:47:07,191 --> 00:47:12,762 Ask existing tenants if present, and while ■doing so, ask key critical questions, 225 00:47:33,517 --> 00:47:38,321 | Building codes are very important, as these are the rules and regulations 226 00:47:38,322 --> 00:47:42,792 to tell you what you can and specifically cannot do in the building, 227 00:47:54,471 --> 00:47:59,542 This means you will now have to rely on the generator of the building owner 228 00:48:00,077 --> 00:48:05,915 | This will raise immediate questions as to whether there is enough capacity, 229 00:48:05,916 --> 00:48:11,287 and how they manage it, such that there Its no power capacity shortage over time 230 00:48:11,521 --> 00:48:14,190 Another question that comes to mind, 231 00:48:14,191 --> 00:48:19,729  how frequency do they test and perform maintenance on the generator"? 232 00:48:50,627 --> 00:48:52,428 These locations could lead to security Bissues, and also potential flooding 233 00:48:52,429 --> 00:48:56,766 These locations could lead to security ■issues, and also potential flooding 234 00:49:04,207 --> 00:49:10,546 Do realize that a location too high in the building is not a great location either, 235 00:49:36,073 --> 00:49:39,275 Another aspect is to plan for growth 236 00:49:47,284 --> 00:49:51,754 | and it is simply not possible to predict the business nor the technology 237 00:49:54,958 --> 00:49:58,661 | Therefore, growth should be properly defined in terms of its limits, 238 00:49:59,496 --> 00:50:00,029 | Therefore, growth should be property defined in terms of its limits, 239 00:50:04,267 --> 00:50:07,203 to be accommodated in a data center 240 00:50:08,672 --> 00:50:10,740 Consider all security requirements 241 00:50:13,310 --> 00:50:17,847 J it may be desirable to build a fence or a wall around the building, 242 00:50:24,755 --> 00:50:29,258 | and can you separate visitor car parks from those of your own staff? 243 00:50:37,768 --> 00:50:43,606 Try to avoid windows in the computer room and its supporting areas 244 00:50:50,347 --> 00:50:50,946 and glass itself functions) as a conductor of heat and cold air 245 00:51:06,263 --> 00:51:07,363  Don't forget that most existing buildings are built for office purposes, 246 00:51:07,631 --> 00:51:10,266 Don’t forget that most existing buildings are built for office purposes 247 00:51:10,734 --> 00:51:11,534 | Don*t forget that most existing! [buildings are built for office purposes 248 00:51:11,535 --> 00:51:14,003 and cannot always withstand the load required by data center equipment 249 00:51:14,004 --> 00:51:17,373 and cannot always withstand the load ■required by data center equipment 250 00:51:23,246 --> 00:51:23,712 | what the floor loading capabilities are, to avoid anyissues in the future 251 00:51:29,619 --> 00:51:35,991 Slab to slap height in the building is important from a cooling point of view 252 00:51:49,573 --> 00:51:51,140  using dimensions sufficient^ to support the cooling infrastructure 253 00:52:06,523 --> 00:52:11,861 You also need to evaluate how much power capacity is available in the building, 254 00:52:11,862 --> 00:52:15,331 and if future expansions are possible 255 00:52:15,565 --> 00:52:19,301 if such need may be present in the future 256 00:52:21,438 --> 00:52:27,543  it is necessary to review if dual utility power cables are entering the bolding, 257 00:52:32,349 --> 00:52:37,119  Furthermore, investigate where the power cables enter the building, 258 00:52:50,667 --> 00:52:51,534 taking the other power feed with it, for example, during a fire situation 259 00:53:16,726 --> 00:53:18,627 Verify that delivery of fuel and equipment does not have limitations 260 00:53:18,662 --> 00:53:19,495 Verify thatdelryeryof fuel and equipment does not have limitations, 261 00:53:19,829 --> 00:53:20,563 Verify that delivery of fuel and equipment does not have limitations, 262 00:53:46,523 --> 00:53:52,928 Redundancy is great, but it comes with a |hefty pricetag that needs to be justified 263 00:53:52,929 --> 00:53:56,365 So again, when reviewing al criteria, 264 00:53:57,701 --> 00:54:00,903  work with that question, "what is the cost for downtine?" 265 00:54:38,041 --> 00:54:43,078  the loading bay of the building is also (serving the purpose of a holding area 266 00:54:43,346 --> 00:54:48,651 The holding area should be spacious enough Io handle potentially large equipment 267 00:54:48,918 --> 00:54:51,320 Equipment boxes may have been in trucks on the roadside 268 00:54:51,821 --> 00:54:52,921 Equipment boxes may have been in trucks on the roadside, 269 00:54:55,825 --> 00:55:01,664 and therefore are exposed to conditions where it mav have attracted a lot of dust 270 00:55:01,898 --> 00:55:06,502 Therefore, never put boxes computer room, or even worse, 271 00:55:06,503 --> 00:55:11,807 unpack inside the computer room, las this will bring the dust inside, 272 00:55:11,808 --> 00:55:16,278 which could cause unavailability or worse, even start a fire. 273 00:55:16,913 --> 00:55:20,849 Arrange for a proper unpacking and garbage disposal area 274 00:55:21,117 --> 00:55:26,955 Ideally, during opening hours the holding area has secunty guards present 275 00:55:29,893 --> 00:55:35,197  you should at least arrange for CCTV cameras that overtook this area 276 00:56:04,194 --> 00:56:09,264 It is a good practice to not power on the equipment right away, as mentioned. 277 00:56:12,469 --> 00:56:15,904 environmental conditions the equipment has been exposed to 278 00:56:23,079 --> 00:56:27,316 Sometimes you power up the equipment for the first time and it fails. 279 00:56:31,054 --> 00:56:35,324  Never power on equipment for the first time in the computer room itself, 280 00:56:35,325 --> 00:56:38,527 since sometimes a faulty power supply 281 00:56:38,528 --> 00:56:43,031  could literally bring the entire rack or parts of the computer room down 282 00:56:43,032 --> 00:56:46,802 The equipment may even burn out. In the rare cases, 283 00:56:47,036 --> 00:56:52,341  Keep systems in the staging area until it is ready for production 284 00:56:54,210 --> 00:56:59,281 it is recommended to have a fire protection system in place as well 285 00:56:59,549 --> 00:57:05,621  For some devices, such as storage equipment or new generation mainframes, 286 00:57:09,893 --> 00:57:16,565 In fact, it is not uncommon for this equipment to be pre-staged by your vendor, 287 00:57:16,566 --> 00:57:22,171 | and once on site, the equipment is directly installed in the computer room 288 00:57:28,812 --> 00:57:31,713 you should connect to a separate PDU, 289 00:57:35,718 --> 00:57:39,121  In other words, avoid using the UPS 290 00:57:43,126 --> 00:57:47,129 Where it is not possible o have a separate staging area, 291 00:57:47,130 --> 00:57:49,531 you may consider using a meeting room, 292 00:57:49,532 --> 00:57:52,968  but do realize that when the building doses in the evening, 293 00:58:01,211 --> 00:58:05,981 During staging, the equipment is tested from a facility point of view. 294 00:58:05,982 --> 00:58:11,587 and once completed, the IT department can take over installing their parts. 295 00:58:15,525 --> 00:58:20,062 depending on the system’s functions, of course, and further testing with users 296 00:58:20,063 --> 00:58:24,066 until the point where the system is ready to be installed in the computer room, 297 00:58:24,334 --> 00:58:27,536 getting the system into production 298 00:58:30,440 --> 00:58:34,142 equipped with power conditioning and power backup protection 299 00:58:37,881 --> 00:58:40,549 and have low electromagnetic fields 300 00:58:40,817 --> 00:58:45,888  so that systems can operate with a minimum risk of interruption 301 00:58:45,889 --> 00:58:50,893 Since this room is housing all mission-critical equipment of a business. 302 00:58:50,894 --> 00:58:54,897 you need to ensure that appropriate security measures are implemented, 303 00:59:03,907 --> 00:59:10,078  so that quick action to detect and suppress a possible fire can be executed, 304 00:59:16,719 --> 00:59:20,122 Computer rooms should have low EMF levels. 305 00:59:20,123 --> 00:59:23,625 this since high levels could cause issues 306 00:59:23,626 --> 00:59:29,231  Avoid placing transformers or UPS systems in the computer room 307 00:59:32,702 --> 00:59:36,371 you need to ensure that there is an appropriate distance 308 00:59:40,376 --> 00:59:44,880 Also, make sure that movement into the computer room is limited 309 00:59:44,881 --> 00:59:47,516 People should only enter the computer room 310 00:59:50,720 --> 00:59:54,990  such as installing a new server or perhaps changing a patch code 311 00:59:55,258 --> 00:59:56,325 People should not have a need to enter the computer room, 312 01:00:03,232 --> 01:00:05,634 can all be done remotely nowadays 313 01:00:09,606 --> 01:00:13,342 to avoid disturbances to the computer room environment 314 01:00:13,343 --> 01:00:19,181 The media storage area serves as the room where master copies of software, 315 01:00:23,686 --> 01:00:28,490 This area should be secure and separate from any other area 316 01:00:28,491 --> 01:00:33,295 Realize that backup data may be required for restore purposes 317 01:00:33,296 --> 01:00:38,066 and also, CCTV recordings should be stored in a separate building 318 01:00:43,272 --> 01:00:43,739 most commonly a fire, all this data gets potentially destroyed. 319 01:00:47,310 --> 01:00:51,580 Ideally, the media storage room is further away from the computer room 320 01:01:06,996 --> 01:01:10,732 The media storage room should be environmentally controlled and monitored, 321 01:01:10,733 --> 01:01:17,873 so that at any temperature and/or humidity violation will be immediately detected 322 01:01:18,174 --> 01:01:24,312  Ideally, the media storage area is in a different building/on a different floor 323 01:01:24,580 --> 01:01:29,618 Backup tapes of production data should always be stored off-site, 324 01:01:36,526 --> 01:01:41,329 Service companies offer the service to store your media in special vaults 325 01:01:41,330 --> 01:01:44,232 to protect against the heat and humidity 326 01:01:44,500 --> 01:01:47,703 Do realize that during transport, however, 327 01:01:47,704 --> 01:01:51,406 backup media gets exposed to potentially 328 01:01:59,415 --> 01:02:01,516 looking at temperature and humidity 329 01:02:01,517 --> 01:02:02,851 and this could affect the lifespan of your magnetic media 330 01:02:04,387 --> 01:02:05,487 and this could affect the lift ir magnetic media 331 01:02:05,755 --> 01:02:10,292 You may consider making use of mini temperature and humidity sensors, 332 01:02:13,229 --> 01:02:18,266 which then monitors the environmental conditions over a period of time 333 01:02:18,267 --> 01:02:23,038  This will then allow you to review and detect if there are any 334 01:02:23,039 --> 01:02:27,843  reasons for concern caused during the transport of your media 335 01:02:27,844 --> 01:02:32,881 Finally, secure your data with passwords and/or encryption 336 01:03:00,943 --> 01:03:01,376 UPS systems should be in a separate room. 337 01:03:01,377 --> 01:03:04,079 UPS systems should be in a separate room 338 01:03:04,080 --> 01:03:08,049 Some vendors place the UPS equipment in a nineteen inch rack type of configuration, 339 01:03:08,050 --> 01:03:10,218 Some vendors place the UPS equipment in a nineteen inch rack type of configuration 340 01:03:15,525 --> 01:03:22,197 you should not put UPS systems side by side with your computer and network equipment 341 01:03:22,465 --> 01:03:28,336 UPS systems emit electromagnetic fields which may affect your ICT equipment 342 01:03:32,108 --> 01:03:34,609 try to have at least two or three rack space units unoccupied 343 01:03:34,744 --> 01:03:35,310 to have at least two LU ree rack e units unoccu 344 01:03:35,344 --> 01:03:36,378 to have at least two UI iree rack units unoccu 345 01:03:49,392 --> 01:03:54,429 so it is important to have cooling equipment installed in the UPS room 346 01:04:08,277 --> 01:04:13,348 Most data centers combine the batteries with the UPS systems 347 01:04:18,354 --> 01:04:23,658 but at the cost of some additional level of risk if the batteries catch on fire, 348 01:04:23,659 --> 01:04:27,929  it may also affect the UPS systems they are supporting 349 01:04:38,040 --> 01:04:41,509 This battery is known as the flooded cell, 350 01:04:41,510 --> 01:04:42,077  and it is also known as the wet cell or vented cell battery. 351 01:04:42,211 --> 01:04:46,815 UI ■ and it is also known asg ie wet cel or vented cell batt 352 01:05:08,371 --> 01:05:08,970 would be a good practice to detect any potential risk occurring 353 01:05:10,306 --> 01:05:12,073 would be a Io detect any potential risk occurring 354 01:05:16,846 --> 01:05:19,514 to make sure that batteries are operating 355 01:05:27,189 --> 01:05:29,591  This is especially the case when using SLA or VRLA batteries 356 01:05:51,914 --> 01:05:57,485 you can ensure that maintenance and other activities on facility's equipment 357 01:05:57,486 --> 01:06:02,791 does not require individuals to go into the mission-critical computer room. 358 01:06:11,600 --> 01:06:17,706 between facilities and ICT equipment. and related maintenance activities 359 01:06:22,745 --> 01:06:25,647 due to the amount of floor space required 360 01:06:25,915 --> 01:06:32,320 and therefore, not every data center owner is in favor of this kind of solution 361 01:06:32,588 --> 01:06:37,659 Here you can see a typical data center set-up looking from the top 362 01:06:42,164 --> 01:06:47,736 In another setup, air conditioners are located outside the computer room 363 01:06:48,004 --> 01:06:52,507 and have been placed in a service corridor around the room 364 01:06:52,508 --> 01:06:57,812  Air conditioners are still able to blow cold air under the raised floor structure, 365 01:07:19,068 --> 01:07:22,003 but instead of using a service corridor, 366 01:07:45,394 --> 01:07:53,101 The genset can be virtually in any location within or outside the building 367 01:08:02,411 --> 01:08:09,818  vibration, noise and exhaust fumes, which are created when the generator is running 368 01:08:20,463 --> 01:08:27,135 Fuel tanks need to be sized and placed in accordance with local regulations 369 01:08:32,174 --> 01:08:32,607 whereas in other countries they may be required to be above ground, 370 01:08:33,075 --> 01:08:34,109 whereas in other countries they may be required to be above ground, 371 01:08:36,479 --> 01:08:37,278 whereas in other countries the/* may be required to be above ground, 372 01:08:43,119 --> 01:08:46,020 The location of the fuel tank relatively 373 01:08:56,398 --> 01:09:02,504 Re-fuel points should be at the location [such that they are in a secure location, 374 01:09:30,800 --> 01:09:36,371 The Meet-Me or entrance room, or sometimes called handover room or carrier room, 375 01:09:51,320 --> 01:09:51,953 Be aware that in a shared building, 376 01:09:52,021 --> 01:09:53,688 Be aware that in a shared building 377 01:09:53,689 --> 01:09:57,926 this room may be under management control of the building owner 378 01:10:12,041 --> 01:10:18,146 It is not uncommon in a shared building to find these rooms in a somewhat poor state 379 01:10:23,953 --> 01:10:29,557 the telecommunication provider may allow for the outdoor network connection 380 01:10:32,461 --> 01:10:37,765 so that is now under full management control of the data center itself 381 01:10:55,584 --> 01:10:58,486 and sometimes rectifiers and batteries, 382 01:11:01,156 --> 01:11:07,795 it should be equipped with smoke detection sensors and the fire suppression system 383 01:11:17,373 --> 01:11:23,745 Having security personnel at an open counter or desk is not always appropriate 384 01:11:39,128 --> 01:11:42,096 There are a variety of ratings, 385 01:11:53,242 --> 01:11:59,113 make sure that there is adequate er quality and backup power installed 386 01:12:23,372 --> 01:12:29,444 Similar as to other rooms, this room is ideally separate and secure, 387 01:12:29,445 --> 01:12:34,482 although it is not uncommon that this room is combined with the NOC, 388 01:12:40,889 --> 01:12:46,494 the room should have appropriate levels of protection, control of power quality, 389 01:12:46,495 --> 01:12:49,163 have environmental controls in place 390 01:12:49,164 --> 01:12:55,002 which are monitored and supported by fire protection and other safety measures, 391 01:13:03,212 --> 01:13:06,714 Staff who monitors the environment 392 01:13:12,020 --> 01:13:17,058 it is a matter of health and human safety, as well as security 393 01:13:20,529 --> 01:13:21,095 which could create contamination in the computer room 394 01:13:22,698 --> 01:13:23,965 which could create contamination in the computer room 395 01:13:29,304 --> 01:13:34,876 you wish to avoid human movement in the data center as much as possible, 396 01:13:34,877 --> 01:13:35,610 this applies to the computer room and all supporting areas 397 01:13:37,646 --> 01:13:39,113 this applies to the computer room id all sui areas 398 01:13:40,983 --> 01:13:45,520 some work needs to be done inside the computer room and supporting rooms 399 01:13:53,462 --> 01:13:59,033 you need to ensure that the monitoring systems are connected to the UPS, 400 01:14:07,075 --> 01:14:13,714 you now should have a good idea which rooms are required or desired, 401 01:14:22,257 --> 01:14:27,528 security, environmental controls, for monitoring temperature and humidity, 402 01:14:34,670 --> 01:14:40,308 you require sufficient space for each supporting room, and where possible, 403 01:14:40,309 --> 01:14:46,948 physcial separation of redundant equipment may be desired or even required 404 01:14:55,157 --> 01:15:00,194 so keep that in mind if the design will be based on Rated 4 405 01:15:00,462 --> 01:15:06,834 On this slide, we can see some of the most common design mistakes occurring 406 01:15:07,102 --> 01:15:12,440 Some designers place main switchboards inside the computer room 407 01:15:17,479 --> 01:15:22,783 the more EMF is created which could impact your ICT equipment 408 01:15:23,051 --> 01:15:29,690 Furthermore, the higher the power rating, the more risk of fire and the explosion 409 01:15:29,691 --> 01:15:34,228 High power switchboards should be outside of the computer room. 410 01:15:37,933 --> 01:15:41,936 It is, of course, acceptable to have the electrical switchboards, 411 01:15:45,440 --> 01:15:51,546 inside the computer room, since they are often a relatively low power ratinq 412 01:16:02,991 --> 01:16:06,427 such as electrical and mechanical systems, 413 01:16:06,428 --> 01:16:11,465 as much as possible outside the computer room and place them in a separate room, 414 01:16:15,971 --> 01:16:23,411 Another design flaw is when access to an equipment room goes through another room 415 01:16:23,412 --> 01:16:29,550 For example, you have to go through the computer room to reach the UPS room 416 01:16:32,754 --> 01:16:36,424 Access through other rooms is only allowed 417 01:16:40,729 --> 01:16:46,267 For example, it is acceptable to have access to the battery room 418 01:16:56,945 --> 01:17:02,249 It could be arqued that an enterprise data center is a more stable environment. 419 01:17:02,250 --> 01:17:05,152 and not many changes are happening 420 01:17:05,153 --> 01:17:08,389 However in a commercial data center, 421 01:17:08,390 --> 01:17:13,461 where many changes may take place and a lot of movement is going on, 422 01:17:13,662 --> 01:17:16,597 this would be very much unacceptable 423 01:17:21,136 --> 01:17:25,906 Although anyone understands the benefit of having a service corridor, 424 01:17:33,649 --> 01:17:35,416 In this module, you have learned that the proper site selection is critical 425 01:17:35,417 --> 01:17:39,987 In this module, you have teamed that the proper site selection is critical 426 01:17:39,988 --> 01:17:43,724 to the long-term success of a data center 427 01:17:43,725 --> 01:17:44,358 Site selection is often challenging 428 01:17:44,626 --> 01:17:45,993 Site selection is often challenging, 429 01:17:51,466 --> 01:17:56,771 and the technical departments is well as the limitation of the budgets 430 01:18:44,453 --> 01:18:45,252 tor need to be installed. Location wise, where do you in: 431 01:18:46,621 --> 01:18:48,989 n. what is the keyword to consider? 432 01:19:26,595 --> 01:19:30,097 There are mainly two different types of raised floor tiles 433 01:19:30,098 --> 01:19:35,169 one is the die formed welded steel tile, which is hollow on the inside. 434 01:19:39,674 --> 01:19:44,178 which is used to bring the cold air from under the raised floor into the room 435 01:19:45,147 --> 01:19:45,813 The other type is the die formed welded steel shell tile, 436 01:19:52,420 --> 01:19:56,690 This is a tile where there is cement or concrete construction 437 01:20:00,162 --> 01:20:05,466 Other tiles exist, such as galvanized tiles, which can be harmful, 438 01:20:05,467 --> 01:20:09,470 because they can be contaminated with zinc whiskers 439 01:20:17,712 --> 01:20:19,013 and therefore, possibly end up on electrical circuits in the systems 440 01:20:36,064 --> 01:20:41,635 Some data centers prefer carbon fiber floor tiles, which are very strong 441 01:21:03,358 --> 01:21:04,491 are covered with a vinyl finishing 442 01:21:04,759 --> 01:21:08,495 and this is often referred to as HPL, 443 01:21:17,005 --> 01:21:20,708 which make up a raised floor structure 444 01:21:27,649 --> 01:21:30,784 or drilling them to the concrete slab 445 01:21:30,785 --> 01:21:33,988 Sometime it is done in an alternating way, 446 01:21:37,459 --> 01:21:40,928 whereas the next four pedestals are glued, 447 01:21:44,666 --> 01:21:46,233 This will then save on installation time and also cost, 448 01:21:48,937 --> 01:21:53,707 and will ensure that the concrete floor not having many drill holes, 449 01:21:53,708 --> 01:21:57,678 which potentially could weaken the floor 450 01:22:01,950 --> 01:22:08,822 The first one to discuss is uniform distributed load, shortly known as UDL 451 01:22:15,764 --> 01:22:20,801 since now the load is spread evenly over the enure surface area 452 01:22:21,102 --> 01:22:27,174 Ratings are expressed in kilo newton per square meter or as pounds per square feet 453 01:22:32,480 --> 01:22:37,818 so a conversion needs to be done from kilograms to kilonewton 454 01:22:48,997 --> 01:22:55,369 using the conversion that one kilonewton is equal to one hundred kilograms 455 01:22:55,637 --> 01:23:00,174 Uniform distributed load, by the way, is hardly found in data centers, 456 01:23:00,175 --> 01:23:02,543 this because of most equipment is standing on casters or feet. 457 01:23:03,712 --> 01:23:05,479 this because of most equipment is standing on casters or feet 458 01:23:05,747 --> 01:23:10,784 Concentrated load, which is also called point load, is a single point, 459 01:23:10,785 --> 01:23:16,623 whereby a potential high load is placed on a very small area of the tile 460 01:23:16,624 --> 01:23:22,763 In the standard, it is deined as the size of the point being 25 mm in a square, 461 01:23:26,468 --> 01:23:31,271 As you can imagine, a point load is much more difficult to handle 462 01:23:31,272 --> 01:23:34,441 compared to uniform distributed load 463 01:23:39,214 --> 01:23:44,785 and in most cases also the stringers, it is the strongest part of the tile 464 01:23:44,786 --> 01:23:49,556 Stringers are the steel or aluminum channels or square tubes, 465 01:23:49,557 --> 01:23:55,162 which are fastened between pedestal heads in order to provide lateral stability 466 01:23:55,163 --> 01:23:59,666 With that said, the weakest point of the tile is the dead center, 467 01:24:05,006 --> 01:24:07,908 Standards do allow for the raised floor tile to bend a bit, 468 01:24:19,354 --> 01:24:25,459 which means that the tile won't bend back anymore when the point load is removed 469 01:24:25,727 --> 01:24:32,366 The bottom line is, you need to make sure that you do not overload the floor tile 470 01:24:37,138 --> 01:24:41,909 First, you can place small square metal plates under the caster 471 01:24:44,279 --> 01:24:48,582 so that the surface area gets bigger, and therefore spreading the load 472 01:24:48,850 --> 01:24:54,688 Another option is to place an additional ■pedestal under the raised floor tile, 473 01:24:59,227 --> 01:24:59,660 Rolling load occurs when a caster or wheel, as it is called, 474 01:25:01,496 --> 01:25:02,062 Rolling load occurs when a caster or wheel, as it is called 475 01:25:03,131 --> 01:25:03,931 5 | Rolling load occurs when| caster or wheel, as it is called, 476 01:25:10,338 --> 01:25:10,871 because it can cause damage to the top layer of the floor tiles 477 01:25:11,406 --> 01:25:13,307 becausejt^ancause damage to the too layer of the floor tiles 478 01:25:13,842 --> 01:25:17,277 It also stretches the tile tremendously, 479 01:25:20,482 --> 01:25:25,018 it more or less creates a wave effect from a bending point of view, 480 01:25:29,491 --> 01:25:35,062 To protect the floor, you can cover the floor in order to prevent damage 481 01:25:40,135 --> 01:25:43,303 since cardboard is often very dusty, 482 01:25:43,304 --> 01:25:47,808 and therefore, creates contamination inside the computer room. 483 01:25:52,881 --> 01:25:54,982 to protect the floor from bending 484 01:25:55,517 --> 01:26:02,456 It is therefore recommended to use metal [plates or metal sheets, such as aluminium 485 01:26:02,457 --> 01:26:06,760 For example, you can take aplate of 1x2 meters or 3x6 feet, 486 01:26:07,061 --> 01:26:07,995 | For example, you can take, plateof 1x2 meters or 3x6 feet 487 01:26:17,872 --> 01:26:21,608 and roll the load over the first plate to the second plate 488 01:26:21,876 --> 01:26:26,914 Once the load is on the second plate you can lift up the first plate 489 01:26:30,118 --> 01:26:33,287 Of course, if this is tedious to do, 490 01:26:33,288 --> 01:26:38,358 and a long distance need to be crossed with many equipment racks to be moved, 491 01:26:38,359 --> 01:26:44,998 you can purchase more than two plates, covering your entire floor in one go 492 01:26:50,305 --> 01:26:56,176 that may create nasty cuts when in contact with arms and legs 493 01:27:13,728 --> 01:27:18,232 There are various international standards for raised floors. 494 01:27:18,233 --> 01:27:24,304 The UK-PSA MOB is the standard that is most widely used. 495 01:27:24,305 --> 01:27:28,041 The property services agency or PSA 496 01:27:28,042 --> 01:27:32,546 is an organization in the UK that provides standards for buildings 497 01:27:32,547 --> 01:27:37,618 The organization no longer exists, but the standard continues to live on 498 01:27:43,725 --> 01:27:46,893 ranging from light to extra heavy 499 01:27:47,161 --> 01:27:52,532 The definition of heavy and extra heavy looks the same for load factors 500 01:27:55,203 --> 01:28:01,041 must also be able to sustain a load of eleven kilonewtons over four points. 501 01:28:01,309 --> 01:28:06,913 and each of these points are defined as a twenty five millimeter square area 502 01:28:20,695 --> 01:28:25,732 ths can be compared to a mid-size car ^standing on a raised floor board, 503 01:28:35,576 --> 01:28:40,647 but the values are now displayed using the imperial system 504 01:28:54,195 --> 01:29:00,300 For reference purposes, the names of these standards are displayed on this slide 505 01:29:08,810 --> 01:29:15,749 but also raised floor structure itself, since every tile has a certain weight 506 01:29:15,750 --> 01:29:21,021 On this slide, you see examples of the weight per tile 507 01:29:21,656 --> 01:29:24,558 the weight identified for each tile is approximate 508 01:29:25,059 --> 01:29:29,830 since it differs per manufacturer, so if you need the exact weight, 509 01:29:34,335 --> 01:29:40,707 In some rare cases, it may happen that the supplier is trying to cut comers 510 01:29:45,513 --> 01:29:51,885 It is especially the case when a customer is pushing for too much discount, 511 01:29:57,992 --> 01:30:01,728 This is. however, easy to discover 512 01:30:01,963 --> 01:30:07,300 During the build, you can go on srte, check on the various boxes 513 01:30:07,301 --> 01:30:12,072 and compare the part numbers with the part numbers of the data sheets, 514 01:30:20,114 --> 01:30:22,482 put the floor tile on the weight scale, 515 01:30:22,750 --> 01:30:27,821 and compare the weight with what the original manufacturer has indicated 516 01:30:32,293 --> 01:30:36,329 Again, this happens in rare cases only, 517 01:30:36,330 --> 01:30:41,868 but now you know how you can verify that the floor tiles that you have ordered 518 01:30:41,869 --> 01:30:47,174 are the ones that are also delivered land installed in your data center 519 01:30:47,175 --> 01:30:53,046 The values on this slide in both metric and imperial numbers 520 01:30:55,683 --> 01:31:01,021 the raised floor is often used to provide cooling to the ICT equipment. 521 01:31:01,022 --> 01:31:05,258 and to organize power and network cabling under the floor 522 01:31:05,526 --> 01:31:08,195 By placing cabling out of view, 523 01:31:11,933 --> 01:31:17,003 although most data centers place the network cables in the ceiling area, 524 01:31:17,004 --> 01:31:19,639 and this if for a very good reason 525 01:31:19,907 --> 01:31:26,546 For traditional data centers, deploying racks of approximately 3 kw per rack 526 01:31:26,547 --> 01:31:32,118 it is required to have a raised floor height of at least forty centimeters, 527 01:31:36,424 --> 01:31:40,660 This height is measured from the concrete slab of the building 528 01:31:40,661 --> 01:31:43,864 to the bottom of the raised floor tile 529 01:32:11,259 --> 01:32:14,160 which is equivalent to twenty four inches 530 01:32:14,428 --> 01:32:18,698 Be aware that increasing the cooling capacity in the computer room 531 01:32:18,699 --> 01:32:23,503 is not as simple as just increasing the height of the raised floor 532 01:32:27,441 --> 01:32:30,677 as well as an air volume displacement, 533 01:32:30,678 --> 01:32:35,715 which is indicated as cubic feet per minute or cubic meter per hour, 534 01:32:35,716 --> 01:32:41,054 all play an important rote and you must ensure that they are all in proper balance, 535 01:32:44,759 --> 01:32:50,864 When installing power and/or network cabling pathways under the raised floor, 536 01:32:50,865 --> 01:32:54,834 it's important not to impact the air flow 537 01:32:55,136 --> 01:33:00,440 Carefully review the drawings of the proposed cable tray routing 538 01:33:00,441 --> 01:33:03,643 This, since the issues are created 539 01:33:03,644 --> 01:33:07,914 when cable trays are placed in front of air conditioner outlets, 540 01:33:13,254 --> 01:33:13,753 It is better to use wide and low cable trays, 541 01:33:17,425 --> 01:33:20,627 instead of narrow and high cable trays, 542 01:33:37,411 --> 01:33:43,550 so cabling from under the raised floor can be guided into the back of the rack 543 01:33:43,818 --> 01:33:48,355  Be aware that when you cut the metal shell of the raised floor, 544 01:33:50,024 --> 01:33:50,523 it will have very sharp edge 545 01:33:54,996 --> 01:34:00,066 It is not hard to imagine that if the raised floor tile cuts a power cable, 546 01:34:00,067 --> 01:34:05,639 this could cause a dangerous situation, as well as data center unavailability 547 01:34:05,640 --> 01:34:11,478 It is therefore recommended to install a protection coyeron the cut out, 548 01:34:11,479 --> 01:34:15,215 to prevent any cable damage from occuring 549 01:34:15,750 --> 01:34:21,588 Ideally, you specify the plastic covers in the agreement with the vendor, 550 01:34:21,589 --> 01:34:25,325 in order to avoid extra charges later on 551 01:34:35,970 --> 01:34:40,206 The more openings you have in the floor, the more pressure you lose. 552 01:34:42,510 --> 01:34:44,177 and that leads to less cooling capacity being available 553 01:34:44,478 --> 01:34:49,516 Openings under the rack are typically located at the back of each rack 554 01:34:49,784 --> 01:34:56,389 If this opening is not sealed, cold air will be pushed into the back of the rack, 555 01:34:56,390 --> 01:35:00,126 where it serves no purpose whatsoever 556 01:35:00,394 --> 01:35:05,432 The objective of cold air is to deliver at the intake equipment, 557 01:35:05,433 --> 01:35:05,865 where the cold air will literally be sucked into the equipment, 558 01:35:09,737 --> 01:35:12,372 to provide the required cooling 559 01:35:12,640 --> 01:35:19,579 There are few options to choose for closing the openings under the rack 560 01:35:19,847 --> 01:35:25,151 You can purchase fire rated pillows, which look like small bean bags 561 01:35:25,152 --> 01:35:30,190 You can put them on top of the opening, allowing the cabling to pass through. 562 01:35:30,458 --> 01:35:33,126 It is a fairly inexpensive solution, 563 01:35:40,034 --> 01:35:44,804 Another and more professional option is to use grommets. 564 01:35:44,805 --> 01:35:45,705 The principle of a grommet is that two brushes 565 01:35:56,217 --> 01:36:01,254 Grommets are a very good solution but they are more costly. 566 01:36:01,255 --> 01:36:04,190 Overall, it is the better solution compared to the pillows, 567 01:36:04,558 --> 01:36:05,325 OyeraM, it is the better solution 568 01:36:05,559 --> 01:36:07,694 and you only need to buy it once 569 01:36:12,466 --> 01:36:18,838 Some organizations go to the low budget route, using fire rated rubber. 570 01:36:20,040 --> 01:36:20,940 which can be effective as well 571 01:36:20,941 --> 01:36:25,979 but it will not provide a nice finish from an aesthetic point of view 572 01:36:26,514 --> 01:36:30,517 When air conditioning units are placed inside the computer room, 573 01:36:30,518 --> 01:36:33,720 you need to make sure that the vibration from the air conditioner 574 01:36:33,721 --> 01:36:34,154 is not transferred into the raised floor 575 01:36:36,190 --> 01:36:36,890 is not transferred into the raised floor 576 01:36:37,158 --> 01:36:42,262 Vibration in the raised floor will transfer to vibration in ICT equipment, 577 01:36:46,267 --> 01:36:51,304 Therefore, leave a gap between the raised floor and the air conditioning frame, 578 01:36:51,305 --> 01:36:56,643 to ensure that vibration doesn't transfer to the raised floor. 579 01:37:06,987 --> 01:37:13,393 Lastly, avoid that the area under the floor ends up being a garbage bin 580 01:37:13,394 --> 01:37:18,131 The area under the raised floor needs to remain as clean as possible, 581 01:37:21,836 --> 01:37:27,974 Dust too is unwanted, since the air flow will lake the dust into the room, 582 01:37:31,946 --> 01:37:36,216 When the raised floor construction is finalized during the build phase, 583 01:37:39,153 --> 01:37:41,654 since contractors have the tendency to throw their waste under the floor, 584 01:37:43,324 --> 01:37:43,957 since contractors have the tendency to throw their waste under the floor 585 01:37:43,958 --> 01:37:47,260 believing that no one will be looking for it once the works are done 586 01:37:47,261 --> 01:37:48,461  believing that no one will be ng for it once the works are done 587 01:37:48,729 --> 01:37:54,567 If any debris is identified, then you request the contractor to take care of it, 588 01:37:54,568 --> 01:37:59,105 cleaning up the mess that they themselves have created 589 01:40:14,375 --> 01:40:15,908 Electric code indicates that every metal part needs to be connected to the ground 590 01:40:15,909 --> 01:40:19,479 Electric code indicates that every metal part needs to be connected to the ground 591 01:40:19,747 --> 01:40:23,449 This also applies to the raised floor structure of the computer room 592 01:40:45,773 --> 01:40:51,110 that is protecting the computer room from high frequency noise currents, 593 01:41:00,587 --> 01:41:01,154 Note that with the increasing frequencies of copper-based network cabling, 594 01:41:07,628 --> 01:41:13,733 it is anticipated that the high frequency shielding properties of an SRG 595 01:41:13,734 --> 01:41:17,703 will lose some of its purpose the future 596 01:41:23,010 --> 01:41:27,814 can be found in thelEEEl 100 standard 597 01:41:31,485 --> 01:41:36,589 at the perimeter of the room you need to connect every pedestal to each other, 598 01:41:36,590 --> 01:41:39,258 after which you connect it to the ground. 599 01:41:39,493 --> 01:41:45,598 IEEE 1100 also indicates that you should create grounding mesh by. at the minimum, 600 01:41:50,971 --> 01:41:56,242 so that there is a dear 3x3 pedestal meshed grounding system 601 01:41:56,510 --> 01:42:02,882 All racks in the computer room need to be ponded to the signal reference grid 602 01:42:19,099 --> 01:42:22,568 Serial bonding, therefore, is not allowed 603 01:42:22,569 --> 01:42:27,039 Serial bonding is the principle of connecting one rack to the SRG, 604 01:42:27,407 --> 01:42:28,174 | Serial bonding is the prindptey of connecting onerack to the SRG, 605 01:42:35,616 --> 01:42:40,119 that if there is an interruption! in the bonding from one to another rack, 606 01:42:56,069 --> 01:42:58,704 Lets have a look at the proper rack grounding by providing a visual example 607 01:42:58,705 --> 01:43:02,975 | Lets have a look at the proper rack rounding by providing a visual example 608 01:43:07,247 --> 01:43:13,986 and under the racks you see the raised floor, pedestals and the concrete slab 609 01:43:18,425 --> 01:43:23,763 and route the ground wire under the rack, where you connect it to the pedestal 610 01:43:26,366 --> 01:43:32,538 this has to be done for every individual rack inside the computer room 611 01:43:35,976 --> 01:43:39,946 ideally, do not use a standard copper wire 612 01:43:43,717 --> 01:43:48,187 This, since high frequency noise currents 613 01:43:52,459 --> 01:43:55,394 similar to what normal electricity does 614 01:43:55,696 --> 01:43:58,331 High frequency noise currents tend to go through the skin of the cable 615 01:44:00,734 --> 01:44:06,806 Therefore, you need to have a cable with as much skin as possible, 616 01:44:06,807 --> 01:44:10,543 to create a low resistance path to ground 617 01:44:12,246 --> 01:44:14,146 For that reason it is required to use a braided cable or flat copper strips, 618 01:44:32,399 --> 01:44:38,771 are well connected and corrosion-free, to ensure good conductivity 619 01:45:41,101 --> 01:45:41,534 through the opening in the raised floor tile into the back of the rack 620 01:45:53,447 --> 01:45:58,484 is to draw a cross on the tile, and the cut out should be done in such a way 621 01:45:58,485 --> 01:46:01,954 that it does not touch any of these lines 622 01:46:02,189 --> 01:46:06,459 When using standard nineteen inch racks you do not have to be worried. 623 01:46:09,896 --> 01:46:14,734 but at the edges where it is supported by the pedestals and the stringers 624 01:46:16,036 --> 01:46:21,340 if you have properly aligned the uquipment racks to the raised floor tiles 625 01:46:26,146 --> 01:46:31,484 since this is the area that is to rest on the head of the pedestal 626 01:46:31,485 --> 01:46:36,489 Ramps are often required, since the raised floor is of course, 627 01:46:40,727 --> 01:46:43,929 General guidance in the building codes 628 01:46:48,468 --> 01:46:53,472 This means in practice that for every [twelve units that you go horizontal, 629 01:47:18,999 --> 01:47:24,336 the longer the ramp wil be, and this may take up a lot of space in the building 630 01:47:26,706 --> 01:47:27,173 Since it is a guideline, there is me leeway in the ratio to be used 631 01:47:29,309 --> 01:47:30,443 Since it is a guideline, there is some leeway in the ratio to be used 632 01:47:35,749 --> 01:47:41,353 or even a ratio of one to six but do realize, the steeper the ramp, 633 01:47:44,791 --> 01:47:48,260 Furthermore, local regulations may exist, 634 01:47:51,731 --> 01:47:56,769 and therefore, verify this before you build a ramp that needs to be replaced 635 01:47:57,037 --> 01:47:59,104 because it does not get the necessary approval from the local authorities 636 01:47:59,105 --> 01:48:03,142 becausejtdloesnot^get the necessary approval from the local authorities 637 01:48:03,143 --> 01:48:06,378 Also, consider the width of the ramp 638 01:48:17,224 --> 01:48:19,892 for the equipment to stand stationary 639 01:48:28,068 --> 01:48:29,869 you build a landing platform that is two meters or 6 5 feet in a square 640 01:48:32,172 --> 01:48:32,638 you build a landing platform that is two meters or 6.5 feet in a square 641 01:48:36,610 --> 01:48:42,181 you can, of course, use the floor in the computer room as the landing platform 642 01:48:42,449 --> 01:48:47,786 In addition, since people will be moving equipment on and off the ramp, 643 01:48:47,787 --> 01:48:49,321 install a handrail for safety purposes 644 01:48:49,756 --> 01:48:50,990 install a handrail for safety purposes 645 01:48:59,733 --> 01:49:02,468 as part of the applicable regulations 646 01:49:02,469 --> 01:49:08,807 And even if it is not mandatory lit is always advisable to install a handrail, 647 01:49:20,787 --> 01:49:25,024 so that you can identify the steepness and the length of the ramp 648 01:49:25,292 --> 01:49:30,062 As mentioned, you may not have a long distance in the front of the door, 649 01:49:36,469 --> 01:49:42,274 The bottom example demonstrates a ramp that follows the one to six ratio 650 01:49:53,186 --> 01:49:59,592 By moving the ramp with the ratio of one to six directly on top of the ramp. 651 01:49:59,593 --> 01:50:06,198 following the ratio one to twelve, you can easily identify the incline in steepness 652 01:50:11,004 --> 01:50:16,575 it will be twice as steep, as can be seen on the right hand side of the image 653 01:50:29,122 --> 01:50:30,889 the area should cater for a dimension that is at least 2x2m or 6.5x6.5 feet 654 01:50:30,890 --> 01:50:38,397 the area should cater for a dimension khat is at least 2x2m or 6.5x6.5 feet 655 01:50:39,199 --> 01:50:42,901 In case the landing platform is built alongside the computer room, 656 01:50:48,508 --> 01:50:52,244 or let the equipment stand stationary 657 01:50:52,479 --> 01:50:55,714 In this example, at the end of the ramp 658 01:50:55,715 --> 01:50:57,416 a landing platform is built that has la dimension of two by two meters 659 01:50:58,652 --> 01:51:01,553 a landing platform is built that has a dimension of two by two meters 660 01:51:06,059 --> 01:51:11,897 This so to accommodate easier turning the equipment into the computer room, 661 01:51:11,898 --> 01:51:19,071 and also to allow the equipment to stand stationary on the landing platform 662 01:51:42,562 --> 01:51:45,130 and also for the less abled people 663 01:51:45,398 --> 01:51:49,668 This may result in larger width in areas, 664 01:51:54,441 --> 01:51:57,576 Although some individuals might argue that those in the wheelchair 665 01:52:05,585 --> 01:52:10,656 and the computer room is often treated as any other space within the building 666 01:52:10,924 --> 01:52:14,359 And therefore, if such regulation exists. 667 01:52:37,817 --> 01:52:39,818 There are a few reasons for considering implementing a suspended ceiling. 668 01:52:39,819 --> 01:52:42,054 There are a few reasons for considering Kmotefnentina a suspended ceilino 669 01:52:45,925 --> 01:52:46,458 The first reason for implementing is that it looks much nicer 670 01:52:47,293 --> 01:52:47,893 The first reason for imptementi K that it looks much nicer, 671 01:52:49,429 --> 01:52:50,295 The first reason for implementing is that it looks much nicer, 672 01:52:50,563 --> 01:52:55,868 instead of looking at the concrete slab, pipes, cables and structural beams 673 01:52:56,436 --> 01:52:57,236 and this, of course, makes the data center look nicer 674 01:52:59,139 --> 01:52:59,838 and this, of course makes the data center look nicer 675 01:53:00,106 --> 01:53:02,775 The suspended ceiling is sometimes used 676 01:53:07,013 --> 01:53:09,348 By doing so, less gas is needed or the fire suppression system. 677 01:53:10,750 --> 01:53:11,283 By doing so, less gas is needed or the fire suppression system. 678 01:53:11,284 --> 01:53:16,321 and therefore, in most cases this can save a substantial amount of money 679 01:53:16,623 --> 01:53:19,758 Realize, however, that in order to do so. 680 01:53:19,759 --> 01:53:25,931 you need to verify the applicable fire safety code, if this is allowed or not 681 01:53:26,199 --> 01:53:30,435 A more prominent reason or installing a suspended ceiling 682 01:53:51,758 --> 01:53:54,693 which get heated up by the same equipment. 683 01:53:54,694 --> 01:53:58,397 which will then blow the heat load out from the back of the rack 684 01:54:11,177 --> 01:54:16,481 The vent of the air conditioner is sucking |the air from the suspended ceiling void, 685 01:54:30,096 --> 01:54:34,299 you need to make sure that the computer room is appropriately dimensioned 686 01:54:34,300 --> 01:54:35,567 in terms of the raised floor height computer room height 687 01:54:37,770 --> 01:54:40,939 and the suspended ceiling void height 688 01:54:43,376 --> 01:54:48,680 the raised floor height needs to be at least forty centimeters or sixteen inches, 689 01:54:48,681 --> 01:54:50,182 with the preference of sixty centimeters or twenty four inches 690 01:54:52,318 --> 01:54:53,485 with the preference of sixty centimeters or twenty four inches 691 01:54:54,020 --> 01:54:54,486 The computer room needs to be at least 260cm, or 8.6ft in height, 692 01:54:57,090 --> 01:54:59,291 The computer room needs to be at least 260cm, or 8.6ft in height, 693 01:54:59,859 --> 01:55:00,392 The computer room needs to be at least 260cm, or 8 6ft in height 694 01:55:00,393 --> 01:55:05,998 measured from the top of the raised floor [to the bottom of the suspended ceiling 695 01:55:14,507 --> 01:55:19,011 then additional height needs to be catered for in your computer room 696 01:55:22,448 --> 01:55:26,718 in case you are using an overhead network and/or power cable trays 697 01:55:33,927 --> 01:55:38,463 The standards require that sprinkler and gas nozzle head 698 01:55:42,435 --> 01:55:46,672 or roughly 1 3 ft of clearance underneath 699 01:55:46,673 --> 01:55:53,312 This is so to ensure that water or gas can be appropriately dispersed. 700 01:56:14,067 --> 01:56:19,404 the area above the suspended ceiling should be at least sixty centimetres, 701 01:56:19,405 --> 01:56:22,841 but ideally, eighty centimeters in height 702 01:56:32,185 --> 01:56:38,256 Ideally, the building has a slab to slab height of 3.8 meters, 703 01:56:38,257 --> 01:56:45,197 which is roughly 12.5 feet, to cater for the example dimensions provided just now 704 01:56:45,465 --> 01:56:50,502 Before you rewind the video, because you feel you have missed it out, don't worry, 705 01:56:58,511 --> 01:56:59,144 you may need to look at alternative ways to set up the data center 706 01:56:59,312 --> 01:57:00,078  you may need to look at alternative ways to set up the data center. 707 01:57:00,613 --> 01:57:02,247 you may need to look at alternative ways to set up the data center 708 01:57:02,482 --> 01:57:04,883 There are a variety of options available, 709 01:57:05,518 --> 01:57:06,752 which I will discuss in the cooling infrastructure module, 710 01:57:08,354 --> 01:57:11,523 referring to non - raised floor solutions 711 01:57:25,338 --> 01:57:32,511 which is not desirable, even if your air conditioner has a filter system installed 712 01:57:32,779 --> 01:57:38,083 Similar as under the floor, contractors may have used your ceiling as a garbage bin 713 01:57:42,355 --> 01:57:47,092 so that nothing slides off and ends up in your equipment rack 714 01:57:47,427 --> 01:57:53,765 Also, in the rare case of a gas-based fire suppression system being activated, 715 01:57:53,766 --> 01:57:58,837 it will often create the effect off suspended ceiling boards being displaced, 716 01:57:58,838 --> 01:57:59,438 due to the increased air pressure, 717 01:58:00,373 --> 01:58:00,972 due to the increased air pressure, 718 01:58:16,122 --> 01:58:18,290 Before looking at the computer room 719 01:58:22,261 --> 01:58:28,900 let's have a look at what actually happens when a suspended ceiling is not existing 720 01:58:33,306 --> 01:58:34,973 and by means of perforated tiles, 721 01:58:35,041 --> 01:58:39,578 the cold air will end up in the computer room in front of the equipment 722 01:58:39,846 --> 01:58:41,413 The equipment sucks the cold air in, and blows out the heat load 723 01:58:42,548 --> 01:58:44,216 The equipment sucks the cold air in, and blows out the heat load 724 01:58:48,588 --> 01:58:53,658 Without a suspended ceiling, the hot air will freely travel through the room, 725 01:58:59,232 --> 01:59:05,337 Mixing of cold air will have a negative impact on the efficiency of cooling 726 01:59:05,605 --> 01:59:10,108 Now that we have seen the computer room without the suspended ceiling. 727 01:59:10,109 --> 01:59:15,180 lets have a look at the computer room ■with the suspended ceiling installed 728 01:59:28,728 --> 01:59:35,100 The hot air travels up. and since now there are openings in the ceiling area, 729 01:59:38,838 --> 01:59:42,541 which optimizes the cooling efficiency 730 01:59:42,542 --> 01:59:46,011 As promised during the previous slide, 731 01:59:50,516 --> 01:59:55,820 The raised floor needs to be at least forty centimetres or sixteen inches, 77873

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