The Secrets Behind Data Center Power: Managing for Energy Efficiency update from November 2013
Increased efficiency gains in the data center are directly connected to how you control the environmental variables of your environment. Check out this white paper for tips on managing efficiency and saving data center power costs.
November 12, 2013
As today's data centers continue to evolve, administrators are continuously seek to provide more services with better efficiency. As demand increases -- more technologies are in use in the data center and more users are packed into this multi-tenancy environment -- how can organizations continue to create efficiency?
The reality is increased efficiency gains are connected to how you control the environmental variables of your data center environment. This white paper from Server Technology directly examines the key trends, considerations and challenges facing current data center environments. With the understanding that organizations must be more efficient and reduce both operating costs and capital costs, the following major challenges facing data centers today are shared and discussed in the paper:
Environmental Monitoring and Cost Savings
Scheduling to Save Power
Increasing Power Density/Demand
Capacity Planning
Greater Efficiency
Business Performance Metrics
Sustainability/Green Initiatives
Locating Stranded Capacity
Doing More with Less Resources
As data center technologies evolve to meet demands of the modern business, administrators will need to know the key aspects to keeping their data center running optimally. Download this white paper today to learn more about:
Capacity Planning
Predictive Trending
Monitoring Power Usage
Increasing Data Center Efficiency
Focusing on Green Initiatives
Using Circuits for 3-Phase Load Balancing
Locating Stranded Capacity
Finding Zombie Servers
Power Monitoring/Custom Device Templates
Monitoring Solutions and Software Tools
When most IT organizations list their top three areas of operational concern, power is often the first item. This might translate to keeping up with increased densities as organizations try to meet the ever greater demand for computing and storage. Or, the concern might be associated with the cooling challenges that result from these increased densities. Either way, power cost and availability will continue to drive efficiency within each data center organization for the foreseeable future.
Proper monitoring tools ensure the user begins to measure data center operations for a better understanding of past, present, and future performance. There will be further innovations around the monitoring and management platform. It will be critical for your organization to work with these technologies to ensure that information around data center utilization and efficiency is always present.
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