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Smart tools for the cloud and rack

DATA CENTER

Author(s): JOE CASAD

The server space is changing, bringing new opportunities for the agile admin. If you plan on taking up residence in the new data center, you’d better get your toolkit ready. This month we explore tools and techniques for data center and server room environments.

The data center is in a state of continuous reinvention. Today’s data centers are huge off-site facilities in which thousands of virtual machines invisibly migrate and execute. But as futuristic as these new facilities might appear, they are really an extension of an ancient equation: efficiency through geographical concentration and economies of scale. Whether you get your cycles from an old-fashioned server room or a new-fangled virtual WalMart, you’ll find plenty to think about this month.


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