Research and Markets - Global Scale in the Mega Data Center Market 2017: IT is Better When New Sets of Servers can be Spun With the Push of a Button
DUBLIN, May 31, 2017 /PRNewswire/ --
Research and Markets has announced the addition of Wintergreen Research, Inc's new report "Sea Change Series: Scale in the Mega Data Center: Market Shift to Non-Blocking Network Inside Data Center Building" to their offering.
Scale is an essential aspect of the data center positioning for these leading companies. These companies use Clos networks as their data center implementations. This module addresses how and why scale in the mega data center is important. The market shift to non-blocking network inside data center building means companies have to hit a certain scale before Clos networks work.
Next generation mega data center technology is able to leverage scale to implement cloud computing that is better than most of what is out there now.
Scale is a vital part of the technology used to support next generation data centers. The study is targeted to C-level executives that need to move quickly and surely to improve IT. Automation of IT depends on understanding the business market opportunity from an independent perspective. Vendors are smart but they are committed to the technology they are pushing, the Sea Change Series is able to provide a perspective not available anywhere else.
Extreme scale is what brings enough pathways inside a Mega data center to create a non-blocking (CLOS) networked server architecture. Non-blocking network architecture benefits the business because it permits launching thousands of virtual severs on demand at the application layer. In this manner, innovation can be made to happen quickly.
Using a mega data center, DevOps and/or automated processes can request and deploy additional resource without backing the Dell truck up to the data center every week to provide on-demand capacity. Automated deprovisioning handles freeing of surplus resources, while being virtual means not having stacks of surplus hardware to dispose of as underutilized capital assets.
Modern data centers are organized into processing nodes that manage different applications at a layer above infrastructure. Data is stored permanently and operated on in place. These are the two technologies to check for when choosing a data center. These architectural features provide economies of scale that greatly reduce the IT spend while offering better quality IT.
Key Topics:
- Scale In The Mega Data Center
- Realign IT Cost Structure
- Mega Datacenter Physical Infrastructure
- Automation of Mega Data Center
- Networking Fabric
- Exchange Of Data Between Servers
- Complex Automation Of Process
- Applications Customized For Each User
- Machine-To-Machine Management of Traffic Growth
- Fabric Network Topology
- Building-Wide Connectivity
- Highly Modular Data Cebter Design
- Scale Capacity
- Back-End Service Tiers
- Applications Scaling
- Mega Data Center Network
- Fabric Next-Generation Data Center Network Design
- Pod Unit of Network
- Mega Data Center Server Pods
- Non-Blocking Network Architecture
- Data Center Auto Discovery
- Large-Scale Network
- Rapid Deployment Architecture
- Expedites Provisioning And Changes
- Programmable Access To Network Stack
- Software Defined Networking (SDN)-Supports Scale and Automation
- Compute Engine Load Balancing
- Load Balanced Requests Architecture
- Scale-Out: Server And Storage Expansion
- Switches and Routers Deployed in Fabrics
- Mega Data Center Multipathing
- Routing Destinations
- Clos Topology Network
- Capacity Scalability
- Aggregation Switches
- Intelligent Cloud Platform
- Linux For Azure
Key Topics Covered:
Sea Change Series: Scale in the Mega Data Center Executive Summary
- Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Facebook
- IT Is Better When New Sets Of Servers Can Be Spun With The Push Of A Button
- Aim to Realign IT Cost Structure
- Scale Matters
1. Effect of Scale in the Mega Data Center
2. Applications Customized For Each User
3. Mega Data Center Server Pods
4. Google Mega Data Center Scale
5. Microsoft Mega Data Center Scale
6. Mega Data Center Different from the Hyperscale Cloud
7. Amazon Capex for Cloud 2.0 Mega Data Centers
8. Clos Network Architecture Topology
9. Summary: Economies of Scale
For more information about this report visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/hs7zd2/sea_change
Source: Wintergreen Research, Inc
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