If you are in need of additional Disk Space in your VIP instance you can contact DataYard Sales at 937-226-6896 or email [email protected] for a price quote.
The initial amount of disk space allotted to a new VIP instance is 10GB. Increases are made in 10GB increments, and there is no maximum allowance.
Please be sure to include how much Disk Space you would like to increase to and your company information.
Assistance with adding additional RAM to your VDC.
If you are in need of additional RAM in your VDC virtual instance, you can contact DataYard Sales at 937-226-6896 or e-mail [email protected] for a price quote.
Please be sure to include how much RAM you would like add, the total RAM to which this upgrade should bring you, and your company information.
Assistance with adding additional RAM to your VIP instance.
If you are in need of additional RAM in your VIP instance, you can contact DataYard Sales at 937-226-6896 or email [email protected] for a price quote.
Additional RAM can be added in 1GB increments, with no maximum.
Please be sure to include how much RAM you would like to increase to and your company information.
Please note that once we have added the requested additional RAM, you will need to reboot your VIP instance before it is recognized by the system. If you need assistance with this process please contact support.
It has, unfortunately, been a few weeks since my last Facility 2.0 Build Update. The activity level has been extraordinarily high as we work to get the facility operational and tested.
As you can see in the panoramic photo below, the data center is, structurally, very nearly completed.
Our main focus now is on the supporting electrical and cooling systems, and getting them online as soon as possible. Right now the key system to bring online is power; everything is dependent upon it. We must tie into the utility service, and distribute utility and UPS power wherever necessary to make the data center operational. Bringing a megawatt of electricity into the building and routing it as needed is a complicated, and potentially dangerous, task.
We plan on tying our data center infrastructure into 480V utility power this weekend. If all goes as planned, we’ll be able to bring the rest of our systems online for testing and checkout soon after.
Crews have been working in parallel to finish the chilled water piping installation and HVAC unit installation. Within the week, I hope to showcase some major progress on that environmental sub-system.