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The King of Green Data Centres: Strategies for Sustainable IT Management

In today's tech-driven world, an effective data centre doesn't have to be physically built - it can be optimized. Join Chris Butler, Product Manager at ON365, as he unravels key concerns facing data centre personnel, including planning modifications, monitoring power usage, and ensuring capacity meets business needs. Discover the importance of data management, cooling solutions, and an operational framework that ensures availability. This masterclass equips IT professionals with the insights and tools to address critical questions and enhance system efficiency.

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The King of Green Data Centres: Strategies for Sustainable IT Management

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  1. Data Centre Masterclasses The King of Green Data Centres is the one that does not need to be built. Chris Butler, on365 Product Manger for Enterprise Management

  2. Agenda Identify Data Centre Personnel and their issues- What they worry about- What questions are asked • Resolutions • IT Professionals- What questions are asked • Resolutions

  3. The Data Centre Manager What do they worry about? • Planning to modify or add to the installed physical layer of the Data Centre • Checking the Health of the Data Centre

  4. The Data Centre Manager What questions need to be answered? • If I add or move a piece of equipment, what will happen? • How much power & cooling am I using in the data centre? • When am I going to run out of capacity

  5. The IT & Operations Manager • What do they worry about? • Availability of physical infrastructure to support servers and other IT hardware to meet the business needs • Space, power & cooling

  6. The IT & Operations Manager • What questions need to be answered? • Will this new server impact my SLA or capacity plan? • What is the power & cooling requirement for this piece of equipment? • What is the available kW power at therack level?

  7. What is needed to answer these questions? • Power Management, Monitoring and Data Logging • Sub Mains Incomer • Data Centre PDU Branch Circuit • Rack Level PDU Strips & Outlets • Data Centre Third Party Systems and Hardwar • Cooling Solution and Systems Management. Monitoring and Data Logging • Data Centre Cooling and Air Conditioning Solutions (Point to Point) • Chillers • Condensers • Pumps Sets • Air Handlers • Hot and Cold Aisle Environmental Characteristics • Rack Level Environmental Characteristics

  8. How to gather & store the data • BMS? • IT Systems? • Manually?

  9. ISX Central & Capacity Manager • Real time • Capacity Planning

  10. Questions presented to IT professionals? • Physical placement? • Hardware Assets? • Maintenance?

  11. ISX Central and Change Management • Clear Instruction • Visibility • Change Management

  12. Q&A

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