Rack Mounting

Many data centers historically didn't put much more thought into their deployment of server racks beyond basic functionality, air flow, and the upfront costs of the rack itself. These days, the widespread adoption of hi-density applications are causing major hot spots concerns and capacity issues. These factors along with the high costs of energy require a sound understanding of how closely tied your server rack deployment is to overall server room and data center efficiency strategy.

The server enclosure is a staple of the data center. Despite many different monikers and manufacturers, the makeup of a server enclosure remains consistent: folded and welded steel, configured to secure servers, switches, and connectivity- the lifeblood of any on-demand organization. The enclosure comes in a variety of dimensions (height x width x depth) and is often customizable to a user's individual needs with provisions for cable management and PDU installation.

At the simplest level, the server enclosure is a well-engineered box. Yet that description doesn't do it justice. Perhaps no accessory in the data center is more numerous or important because of the equipment it holds and the data it safeguards. Though it consumes no electricity and contains no moving parts, the enclosure orientation has a significant impact on a data center's ability to become an energy efficient enterprise.

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