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My wife and myself sometimes have a 2+1 with one of her female friends. Does that count?
pict or didn't happened.
sorry didnt get the notification
I was talking about rack and power cost , you still have network cost (we are talking about carrier natural datacenter) which is not affected by A + B power
So to calculate the final cost on the end user you have to add the network cost as well so in the case of the old quote i have the final increase per 1U was approx 25% (that include rack,power and network , ips etc)(this is very rough estimate)
these numbers are from 2013 in Montreal , maybe now the numbers are completely different
our current Datacenter does not offer single feed so I cant compare the price of A + B vs single feed thats why I used our old Datacenter numbers
Here we are doing the "thumbs up" game together. Quite hot!
We're a+b, but in the 6+ facilities we have been in, there has never been a power outage. A true n+1 or n+2 redundant setup should keep you online throughout any power event.
Then you are lucky. Dying Supermicro power supplies usually trigger the fuse.
A failed PSU is not a power outage. I'm talking about a facility wide outage. If you're actually running N+X (1...2...) and actually testing, maintaining, testing your gear then you shouldn't be running into these issues. This isn't often the case with these provider-owned facilities (not all of them, but many that I have personally toured).
My favorite was one that claimed they were N+1, but the +1 was an emergency generator sitting on the back of an 18 wheeler plugged into the building on demand within 4 hours of request. So if/when the primary generator doesn't kick in....you're "only" offline for 4 hours.
A failed PSU triggering a rack fuse puts down a feed in the associated rack. But yes, on a larger scale I experienced that once. A large datacenter and network provider sold a+b power and terminated all on one single ups.
That shouldn't happen, proper pdus have their own fuses, typically 2 - 3.
have seen that several times, guess it was Murphy.
I've seen it too, but it just triggers a fuse on the PDU, not the entire A bank.