Don’t risk sensitive and critical information to data closets like this. Better uptime (and often lower costs) are only a click away. If not with us, please use someone else, so as not to incur the wrath of the data gods.
Don’t risk sensitive and critical information to data closets like this. Better uptime (and often lower costs) are only a click away. If not with us, please use someone else, so as not to incur the wrath of the data gods.
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Some background information on this situation would be worth reading about, otherwise it might just look like an image you took from the internet as fodder for blog material.
Typo nuked, Tyler. Thanks for alerting me.
As for context, many small businesses employ “data closets” like the above. That’s a problem because they’re not backed up, they lead to more downtime, and they’re run on unreliable power, broadband, and cooling. If you’re serious about your data, you really should consider a cloud computing, colocation, or at the very least a dedicated web hosting solution. At most you should build and manage your own secure white room to house your servers, as opposed to a closet.
As for the accusation that this is a blog, you are correct. You can expect a mix of short and long-form posts moving forward, including pithy ones like the above to induce reader fodder like yours. Thanks for reading!