Data Center Fundamentals: The Complete Introduction

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1. Introduction to Data centers

1. Introduction Our differentiator and your super power!.mp4

05:33

2. What is a data center.mp4

08:57

3. Why Data centers.mp4

03:30

2. Whats inside a typical data center

1.1 Section Workbook whats insidev2.pdf

1. DC Content Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

06:10

2. Facility.mp4

02:42

3. Security.mp4

09:31

4. Connectivity.mp4

05:37

5. The MMR.mp4

07:04

6. Server Rooms.mp4

11:38

7. Power supply.mp4

08:59

8. Cooling.mp4

09:06

9. The NOC.mp4

05:58

10. Staging Area.mp4

03:18

11. People The DC Staff.mp4

06:19

12.1 The DCP dwnld.pdf

12. The DCP.mp4

03:41

13. Assignment Whats inside a typical data center.html

14.1 possible job interview questions.pdf

14. Possible Interview Questions Whats inside a DC.mp4

02:39

3. Data Center types

1.1 Section Workbook Types of Dcs.pdf

1. DC Types Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

05:29

2. Why do you need to know this.mp4

05:57

3. A Brief Overview of Types of Data Centers.mp4

04:16

4. Enterprise data centers.mp4

03:43

5. Managed services data centers.mp4

05:32

6. Cloud-based data centers Part1 Intro.mp4

08:49

7. Cloud-based data centers Part2 Deployment models, cloud vs on-premise.mp4

10:43

8. Cloud-based data centers Part3 Impact of Cloud Computing on DCs, Common myths.mp4

06:40

9. Colocation data centers.mp4

15:15

10. Colo DCs.html

11. Managing a Colocation Data Center.html

12. Top 10 Colocation Operators Based on Size and Tier Certifications.mp4

06:47

13. Edge data centers Part1 Definition.mp4

03:54

14. Edge data centers Part2 Benefits of Edge.mp4

06:53

15. Edge data centers Part3 Characteristics.mp4

07:34

16.1 edge-computing-planning-and-implementation.pdf

16. Downloadable Resource Edge DCs.mp4

01:01

17. Hyperscale data centers Part1 What are hyperscalers.mp4

05:08

18. Hyperscale data centers Part2 Hyperscale computing.mp4

04:26

19.1 whitepaper hyperscale computingv2.pdf

19. Whitepaper Hyperscale Computing.html

20. Whitepaper, Hyperscale computing QUIZ.html

21. Hyperscale data centers Part3 Key features of hyperscalers.mp4

04:14

22. Hyperscale data centers Part4Benefits and challenges.mp4

10:02

23. Micro Data Centers (MDC) Part1 What is a MDC.mp4

05:33

24. Micro Data Centers (MDC) Part2 Benefits.mp4

04:40

25. Micro Data Centers (MDC) Part3 Typical Layouts.mp4

13:57

26. Quiz MDCs.html

27. Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) Part1 Definition.mp4

16:11

28. Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) Part2 Components.mp4

07:19

29. Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) Part3 Cloud vs. SDDC.mp4

04:29

30.1 vmware link.pdf

30. Live VMWare SDDC demo.mp4

01:32

31.1 possible job interview questions DC types.pdf

31. Possible interview questions DC types.mp4

08:30

4. Navigating Data Centers Essential Concepts and Principles

1.1 Section Workbook concepts.pdf

1. Concepts and Principles learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

05:37

2. Why This section.mp4

02:01

3. Key Data Center Acronyms.mp4

08:56

4. Evolution of Data Centers.mp4

07:26

5. DC Components and Layers.mp4

09:20

6. Exploring Data Center Tier Classifications.mp4

29:05

7.1 TIA-942-Standard.pdf

7. The TIA-942-Standard.mp4

02:01

8. Redundancy Part1 Resiliency vs Redundancy.mp4

16:17

9. Redundancy Part2 N-modular redundancy primer.mp4

08:39

10. Redundancy Part3 Configuration and complexity considerations.mp4

07:38

11. Redundancy part4 How does N-modular redundancy apply to the DC environment.mp4

10:33

12. Case study Redundancy done RIGHT.mp4

04:46

13. Case study Redundancy done WRONG.mp4

08:16

14. High Availability Part 1 What Is High Availability.mp4

07:24

15. High Availability Part 2 How does HA work(design principles).mp4

04:01

16. High Availability Part 3 Disaster recovery.mp4

03:25

17. High Availability Part 4Fault tolerance.mp4

03:17

18. High Availability Part 5 How to achieve HA, Industry best practices.mp4

08:48

19. Load Balancing.mp4

13:10

20. Failover.mp4

03:10

21. Latency Part 1 What Is latency.mp4

06:58

22. Latency Part 2 Types of Latency, measuring latency.mp4

07:09

23. Latency Part 3 Reducing Latency.mp4

07:31

24. Latency Part 4 Latency vs throughput vs bandwidth.mp4

02:06

25. Throughput.mp4

06:11

26. Bandwidth Part 1 what is BW.mp4

04:20

27. Bandwidth Part 2 How to measure BW.mp4

09:45

28. Bandwidth Part 3 how BW relates to DCs.mp4

03:35

29. Virtualization Part 1 What is Virtualization.mp4

03:42

30. Virtualization Part 2 Types of Virtualization.mp4

05:05

31. Virtualization Part 3 Advantages of Virtualization.mp4

08:31

32. Virtualization Part 4 FAQs on Virtualization.mp4

07:04

33. Scalability Part 1 What Scalability.mp4

08:24

34. Scalability Part 2 Types of Scalability, Planning to Scale.mp4

04:16

35. Scalability Part2 Types of Scalability.html

36. Scalability Part 3 Infrastructure solutions.mp4

09:19

37. Scalability Part 4 Other Solutions.mp4

03:31

38. Scalability Part 5 Implimentation strategies.mp4

06:04

39.1 Load-Bank-Use-in-Data-Centers-2022-r2.pdf

39. Load bank use in data centers resource.mp4

01:24

40.1 61577a275c0410838f30deab 111020 Comrent WP Scalability-1 (1).pdf

40. Scalability in the DC environment resource.mp4

00:58

41. Workload Part 1 what is WL.mp4

02:57

42. Workload Part 2 types of WL.mp4

01:01

43. Workload Part 3 WL management.mp4

04:53

44. Workload Part 4 Common WL Issues.mp4

01:39

45. Workload Part 5 How to reduce DC WL.mp4

02:44

46. Workload Part 6 Deployment considerations.mp4

06:03

47. Scalability.html

48.1 possible intervw questns foundation.pdf

48. Possible Interview Questions Essential Concepts and Principles.mp4

01:52

5. Facility Data Center design and construction considerations

1.1 Section Workbook Facility.pdf

1. Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

05:20

2.1 design aproachv2.pdf

2. The Data Center Design Process(Whitepaper).mp4

11:03

3. Introduction to DC facilities.mp4

09:27

4. White Space vs Grey Space.html

5. Introduction to IT Apparatus inside the DC.mp4

05:03

6.1 apparatus racks and encltable.zip

6. Racks and Enclosures.mp4

12:06

7. IT Apparatus Routers.mp4

07:51

8.1 l2 l3.zip

8. IT Apparatus Switches.mp4

12:39

9. IT Apparatus Servers.mp4

08:07

10. IT Apparatus Storage devices.mp4

11:14

11. IT Apparatus Firewalls.mp4

16:19

12. Assignment Firewall ownership.html

13. IT Apparatus Application Delivery Controllers(ADC).mp4

07:51

14. External Network Connectivity.mp4

13:51

15.1 data center topologiesDWNLD.pdf

15. Data Center topologies.mp4

21:39

16. Network architecture primer Network layers.mp4

06:10

17.1 network architecture functional zonesDWNLD.pdf

17. Network architecture primer functional zones.mp4

07:07

18.1 data centre Architectures DWNLD.pdf

18. Datacenter architecture.mp4

12:23

19. Data center equipment connection methods.mp4

12:42

20. Structured Cabling Design for Data Centers.mp4

17:31

21. DCIM and BMS.mp4

06:39

22. Security.mp4

10:26

23. case study Target HVAC breach.mp4

04:47

24. Fire Suppression.mp4

30:53

25. Case Study When the unthinkable happens.mp4

06:38

26.1 Case study the OVHCloud DC fire.pdf

26. Case Study The OVHCloud Data Center Fire - Repercussions and Lessons Learned.html

27. The OVHCloud Data Center Fire - A Case Study in Risk Management.html

28. Fire Suppression International standards.mp4

08:08

29.1 possible job interview questions FACILITY.pdf

29. Possible Interview Questions DC Facility.mp4

02:19

6. Power Supply and Electricity

1.1 Section Workbook Powering the DC.pdf

1. Power Supply and Electricity Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

02:50

2. a Short Intro (to a massive subject).mp4

10:19

3. Power Management.mp4

09:11

4.1 Calculating Power Basics.pdf

4. Electricity primer part1 the Basics, Critical Loads of Power Distribution.mp4

12:52

5. Electricity primer part2 Ohms Law.mp4

11:22

6.1 Ohms Law Practical.pdf

6. Ohms Law, practical applications.mp4

01:46

7.1 Power Distribution dwnld.pdf

7. Power Distribution Hierarchy in Data Centers.mp4

10:37

8. Redundant Power Systems.mp4

10:14

9. Key performance indicators (KPIs) used to measure power efficiency.mp4

03:50

10.1 single phase 3phase table.zip

10. Single-phase vs. three-phase power.mp4

04:17

11. What consumes the most power in a dc.mp4

01:20

12.1 Calculating Power LINKS.pdf

12.2 calculating power requirements table.zip

12. Calculating Power Requirements.mp4

07:51

13. How AC and DC Power are Used in Data Centers.mp4

17:25

14.1 links for case study.pdf

14. case study DCs and power availability.mp4

08:22

15. Power Supply and electricity. Put your electrical detective skills to the test!.html

16.1 possible job interview questions power.pdf

16. Possible interview questions.mp4

00:47

7. Cooling

1.1 Section Workbook Cooling.pdf

1. Cooling Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

03:52

2. What is data center cooling.mp4

03:41

3. What is heat.mp4

13:28

4. Heat issues in the context of data centers.mp4

04:11

5. Why do we need to cool DCs anyway .mp4

13:10

6. Ambient Temperature and specific DC considerations.mp4

04:16

7.1 Notes Humidity.pdf

7. Humidity and specific DC considerations.mp4

06:47

8. BTU and Specific heat.mp4

04:54

9. Data Center cooling techniques for Optimal Performance.mp4

09:30

10. General cooling best practices.mp4

06:02

11. Best practices for hotcold aisle containment.mp4

08:57

12. Air cooling vs Liquid cooling.mp4

20:01

13.1 CFD steps.pdf

13.2 CFD.pdf

13. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).mp4

06:45

14. Data Center Airflow principles.mp4

10:55

15. Natural cooling methods.mp4

10:10

16. Case study The node pole.mp4

04:08

17.1 reference 2021thermalguidelins.pdf

17. Data center temperature and humidity guidelines.mp4

14:58

18.1 DC cooling calcs.pdf

18. Data center cooling and power calculations.mp4

08:01

19. Data Center Cooling Requirements.html

20.1 case study cooling gone wrong link.pdf

20. Case study when cooling goes wrong, the Overheating datacenter.mp4

05:02

21. Assignment The overheating Data Center.html

22.1 possible job interview cooling.pdf

22. Possible interview questions.mp4

01:01

8. Data Center Staff The people that makes all of this possible!

1.1 Section Workbook People.pdf

1. DC Staff Learning outcomes. WORKSHEET.mp4

02:52

2. The robots are coming for you! (Or are they).mp4

19:28

3. Two words Safe and Ty.mp4

11:44

4. Training.mp4

02:53

5. Data Center Staffing Structure.mp4

04:58

6. DC operational staff.mp4

08:49

7. Data Center Operations Staff.html

8. Job search tips and tricks.mp4

07:56

9.1 Case study fb meta outage.pdf

9. Case Study when techs mess up youre not helping our case here people!.mp4

09:32

10. Analyzing the Facebook Outage of October 2021.html

11.1 job interview qs ops staff.pdf

11. job interview questions.mp4

07:58

9. Last of the Last

1.1 Link to glory.pdf

1. bonus lecture.mp4

07:39

Description

Embark on a Comprehensive Journey to Unlock the World of Data Centers and Propel Your IT Career.

What You'll Learn?

Understand Data Center Architecture
Master Data Center Technologies
Learn Data Center Best Practices
Optimize Data Center Efficiency
Troubleshoot Data Center Issues

Who is this for?

IT Professionals: Entry-level IT professionals seeking to build a strong foundation in data center concepts.

System Administrators: System administrators who want to gain a deeper understanding of data center operations and management.

Career Changers: Individuals considering a career change into IT or data center-related roles and need a starting point.

Small Business Owners: Small business owners and entrepreneurs interested in learning about data centers to improve their IT infrastructure.

IT Students: Students pursuing IT or computer science degrees looking to complement their education with practical data center knowledge.

What You Need to Know?

No Prior Data Center Experience Required: This course is designed for beginners with no prior data center experience

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Description
Welcome to an exploration of the nerve centers of our digital existence!Â

Data centers are the heart of modern information technology, serving as the backbone of countless digital services and applications that we rely on every day. If you're looking to build a strong foundation in data center fundamentals, advance your IT skills, or even kickstart a new career in the technology sector, this course is your key to unlocking the world of data centers and propelling your IT career.
What You'll Learn:
In this comprehensive course, you'll embark on a journey to understand the essential principles of data center architecture, operations, and management. You'll master the core technologies that power data centers, from virtualization and networking to storage solutions and server hardware.
Our in-depth exploration of best practices will equip you with the knowledge needed to ensure the reliability, security, scalability, and redundancy of your data center operations. You'll learn how to optimize efficiency, reduce operational costs, and minimize environmental impact through effective resource management.
Troubleshooting common data center issues will become second nature, enabling you to maintain smooth and reliable data center operations. No prior data center experience is necessary, as we start from the basics and progressively build your expertise.
Who Should Take This Course:
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IT Students desiring practical data center knowledge.
Career Changers considering IT or data center-related roles.
Small Business Owners interested in enhancing their IT infrastructure.
Why Enroll:
In a rapidly evolving technology landscape, data center knowledge is a valuable asset. By the end of this course, you'll be well-equipped to navigate the world of data centers, make informed decisions, and tackle real-world challenges. Whether you're striving to excel in your current role or embarking on a new career path, this course will provide you with the tools and confidence to succeed.
Unlock the power of data centers and propel your IT career. Enroll today and take the first step toward mastering the core of IT infrastructure.
Who this course is for:
IT Professionals: Entry-level IT professionals seeking to build a strong foundation in data center concepts.
System Administrators: System administrators who want to gain a deeper understanding of data center operations and management.
Career Changers: Individuals considering a career change into IT or data center-related roles and need a starting point.
Small Business Owners: Small business owners and entrepreneurs interested in learning about data centers to improve their IT infrastructure.
IT Students: Students pursuing IT or computer science degrees looking to complement their education with practical data center knowledge.

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Hofmeyr de Vos

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Hofmeyr de Vos is a highly experienced and accredited instructor, author, curriculum developer and operations manager with more than 30 years of experience in the ICT industry. Hofmeyr has an absolute passion for skills development and assisted with the design of these courses from the perspective of exactly knowing what is needed to complete a successful ICT project, and what technical skills are required to accomplish this within the specifications of the modern corporate client.Hofmeyr is also a teacher and curriculum designer for the pioneering SETH(Science, Engineering, Technology, Health) academies, where he instructs young and gifted individuals in the arts of robotics, IT networking and corporate public speaking.When you enroll in one of Hofmeyr's courses, you'll receive the best in skills development and career enhancement. His courses are designed to provide you with the technical skills required to thrive in the ICT industry and stand out from the crowd. Join the ranks of satisfied students and let's work together towards your career success!“I would love to have you as one of our students, you are important to us and deserve the best in terms of skills development and career enhancement. Let’s do this together! “Hofmeyr de VosYour expert instructor

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language english
Training sessions 158
duration 19:55:02
Release Date 2024/10/13

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