Udemy - Data Center Infrastructure Design - An Introduction

Data Center Infrastructure Design - An Introduction



MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Genre: eLearning | Language: English + srt | Duration: 13 lectures (2h 4m) | Size: 601.7 MB
An overview of data center infrastructure design from a structured cabling system designer’s perspective
What you'll learn:
Data center infrastructure standards and ratings for infrastructure availability
Data center spaces, pathways, and aisle layouts for airflow, power delivery, and network cabling
Guidelines for data center racks and cabinets
Typical data center power loads, types, and distribution
Data center grounding guidelines and Common Bonding Networks
Data center environmental requirements and thermal management
Data center network devices and networking protocols
Centralized vs. In-Row vs. Top-of-Rack design topologies
Copper and optical fiber network cabling and cable management
Labeling guidelines for data center Computer Rooms

Requirements
A curiosity and desire to learn about data center infrastructure.
A basic understanding of networking and structured cabling.
No previous infrastructure design experience required.

Description
Welcome to “Data Center Infrastructure Design - An Introduction”…where we take a focused look at data center design from an infrastructure point of view.

We define data center infrastructure as the spaces, pathways, racks, cabinets, cabling, power, grounding, and cooling – all the elements that must be put in place to reliably support many network devices so they can operate without interruption.