Tier III Data Center: What It Means, Requirements, Uptime, and Benefits
Tier III data centers provide an optimal balance of availability, redundancy, maintainability, and cost for business-critical infrastructure. Their defining feature is concurrent maintainability, which allows key power, cooling, and distribution components to be serviced while IT workloads remain online.
What is disk mirroring (RAID 1)?
Disk mirroring, also known as RAID 1, is copying data onto two, three or more disks. Disk mirroring is very useful for programs that need high performance and high availability (transactional applications, e-mail, operating systems).
Three ways to enable ESXi Shell and Timeout
This article will show you how to enable ESXi Shell in several ways. You can also set a timeout for ESXi Shell with the Timeout option.
Various types of digital information storage devices
In the relatively short history of the digital industry, mankind invented a variety of storage media. Information storage banks included tapes, magnetic tapes, CDs, DVDs, hard disks, etc.
Conventional SSD and NVMe disks - overview and comparison
The article compares conventional SSD drives with SATA 3 protocols with NVMe drives connected via PCI-E. In addition, we will discuss how SSD technology works with these standards.
BitPay and the BIP-70 payment protocol
While the BIP-70 protocol aims to standardize payment details in bitcoin transactions, it has faced criticism for the inconvenience it introduces. Users have expressed frustration with the requirement to use compatible wallets and the additional steps involved.
How to estimate TCP throughput between servers
Your new server comes with a dedicated channel that is guaranteed to deliver 1Gbit/s (or more), but file transfers are much slower than you expected. Try evaluating TCP throughput before you contact tech support and look for network problems.