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The document outlines the essential components and considerations for setting up a server room, including hardware, cabling, power, and security. It emphasizes the importance of proper design, maintenance, and choosing the right server based on specific organizational needs. Additionally, it discusses various server types and configurations, as well as RAID technology for data redundancy and performance improvement.

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00 Computer Server

The document outlines the essential components and considerations for setting up a server room, including hardware, cabling, power, and security. It emphasizes the importance of proper design, maintenance, and choosing the right server based on specific organizational needs. Additionally, it discusses various server types and configurations, as well as RAID technology for data redundancy and performance improvement.

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Choosing computers for an organization

Thara Angskun (angskun@[Link])


Data Center / Server Room

“A place/room used to store, power


and operate computer servers and
their components.

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Server Room Components

Hardware Cabling System Cabling System


Server / Storage / Rack Raised Floor Ceiling Racks

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Server Room Components

Power Generator Operations


Redundant Power Source Uninterruptible Swapping devices
power supply

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Server Room Components

Infrastructure Physical Security Fire Protection


Networking Access control Escape paths

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Server Room Components

Environment Environment Backup


Temperature: AIR Temperature: Water DR: Disaster Recovery

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Why should own a server room

Accessibility. Latency.

Availability. Security

Bespoke
(customizability). Visibility.

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Server Rack

“a structure that is designed


specifically to house technical
equipment including routers, switches,
hubs, and of course, servers.

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Server Rack

Network Cabinets

Server Cabinets

Wall Mount Cabinets

Under Desk Cabinets

Desk Top Cabinets


Open Close

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Server Rack

Wide: 19 inches (482.6 mm), 23 inches.

Height: Rack Unit (RU or U).

1U = 1 3/4 inches (44.45 mm)

Full size = 42U

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Connectivity to Rack Server

Core Switch Zone Switch Patch Panel


Based on bandwidth

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How to Design a Server Room

Determine room size.

Setup rack

Make space for cable

Develop security protocol.

Monitoring (e.g., IOT


notification).

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How to Design a Server Room

Keep the room cool (18 - 22 C)

InRack / InRow Cooling Raised Floor

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How to Design a Server Room

InRack / InRow Cooling

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How to Design a Server Room

Raised Floor

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Common server room
Location
• Safe from fire, flood, explosions, hazards
• Noise will not disturb office, classroom etc.
Room Structure.
• Safe from fire, flood, explosions, hazards
• Wear the weight of all system, No exterior windows
• Large doors (at least 42 inches wide, 9 feet tall)
• Adequate clearance (4 feet) around computing racks
• Anti-static floor surface, raised floor (clearance >= 24 inches)

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Common server room
Perimeter Security.
• Electronic Locks, CCTV, Entry log, Visitor procedures

Alarm System
• Fire, Water, Power Outage, High Temperature, …
Equipment.
• Seismic Bracing, Proper Grounding
• Power density < 300 W/Sq Ft.
• More power density = more heat

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Common server room
Power
• Sufficient dedicated circuit
• Critical System connect to UPS
• UPS / Generator must be tested
• Emergency light

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Common server room
Fire / Flood
• Fire Detection and Suppression
• Class C Clean Agent Fire Extinguishers (e.g., CO2)
• maintained and routinely tested.
• Free of fire hazard (e.g., boxes, papers)
• Moisture sensors

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Server Room Maintenance

“keeping the server room hardware


equipment, building facility, and
hosted equipment functional and
operational

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Server Room Maintenance
Condition-based / Predictive maintenance
• based on current status / prediction
Corrective maintenance
• identify, isolate, and rectify fault
Total Productive maintenance
• improve performance
Planned / Preventive maintenance
• based on stat (e.g., MTBF)

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Server Buying Guide: Form Factor

Tower Rack Blade


SME’s server room data center/server room modular design fits in a rack

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Server Buying Guide: CPU

CISC RISC VLIW


X86 (Intel, AMD) IBM, Oracle (SUN) IA-64 (Itanium)

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Example: DIGITECH Render Farm

CLUSTER NODE CPU


RACK Fujitsu 2550M4 Intel Xeon Silver 4116

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Server Buying Guide: Memory

Handle 0x002B, DMI type 17, 40 bytes


Memory Device
Array Handle: 0x0029
Error Information Handle: Not Provided
RAM Total Width: 72 bits
Data Width: 64 bits
Size: 16384 MB
• GB/Cores Form Factor: DIMM
Set: None
Locator: CPU1_DIMM_A1
Bank Locator: NODE 1
HDD / SSD Type: DDR4
Type Detail: Synchronous
Speed: 2666 MHz
Manufacturer: Samsung
• Fibre channel : 400 MB/s Serial Number: 40DAC24D
Asset Tag: CPU1_DIMM_A1_AssetTag
• Serially Attached SCSI (SAS) : 300 MB/s Part Number: M393A2K40BB2-CTD
Rank: 1
Configured Clock Speed: 2400 MHz
• Ultra320 SCSI : 320 MB/s Minimum Voltage: 1.2 V
Maximum Voltage: 1.2 V
• Serial ATA (SATA) : 300 MB/s Configured Voltage: 1.2 V

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RAID: Redundant Array of
Inexpensive Disks

“data storage virtualization


technology that combines multiple
physical disk drive components into
one or more logical units for the
purposes of data redundancy,
performance improvement, or both


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RAID: Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks

RAID 0
• Block stripe (increase read performance)
RAID 1
• Mirroring (increase fault-tolerance)
RAID 2
• Bit stripe + Hamming drive

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RAID: Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks

RAID 3
• Byte stripe + Parity drive
RAID 4
• Block stripe + Parity drive
RAID 5
• Block stripe + Distributed parity

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RAID: Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disks

RAID 6
• Block stripe + 2 x Distributed parity
Hybrid
• e.g., Raid 0+1, 1+0(10), 5+0(50), 5+3(53)

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Choosing the right server for the right job

Private Cloud (Network Attached Storage)


• multiple hot-swappable drive bays
• configurable hardware/software RAID
• a low-power CPU should suffice

Authentication for a domain (e.g., radius server)


• A virtualization-capable server
• Any 64-bit CPU, 4 GB+ RAM)

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Choosing the right server for the right job

Web Servers
• hardware redundancy
• RAM capacity benefits performance

Database Servers
• Hard drives
• rated for fast writes

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Choosing the right server for the right job

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Choosing the right server for the right job

Mail / File Servers


• Dedicated hardware is recommend

Shared Equipments (e.g., printer servers)


• Low-power specs will suffice

Application Server (e.g., shared software)


• Enterprise-grade storage bays (SAS hard drives)

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FUGAKU: The fastest computer in the world

Location: RIKEN (Kobe, Japan)

Speed: 442 Petaflop/s

CPU: 7,630,848 cores

RAM: 5,087,232 GB

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Case Study: Render Farm TOR
Case Study: Render Farm TOR
Case Study: Render Farm TOR

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