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Number of factors related to the elimination or scaling down server farm: | Number of factors related to the elimination or scaling down server farm: | ||
* President's strategic direction of "moving all NY servers into cloud" due to: | * President's strategic direction of "moving all NY servers into cloud" due to: | ||
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* require no support from NY staff | * require no support from NY staff | ||
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| + | === Current servers and applications === | ||
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| + | These servers are part of NY office network. All of them run some kind of Linux. | ||
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| + | See NY office Network diagram below: | ||
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| + | Linux servers in NY office: | ||
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| + | List of apps/services running on Linux servers (as far as we know): | ||
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== Architect Review == | == Architect Review == | ||
Revision as of 21:54, 13 February 2011
Contents |
Info
0002738: (Servers and Apps) Discontinue all Linux servers in Valley S and migrate applications
Requirements and Solutions
Intro
Number of factors related to the elimination or scaling down server farm:
- President's strategic direction of "moving all NY servers into cloud" due to:
- possibility of flood
- lack of IT resources in house to support servers
- TBD
Disadvantages of elimination of servers:
- hire cost of hosting
Potential compromise would be to leave one server with some services/applications that:
- could be easily recovered on non NY server in case of flood or lack of support
- require no support from NY staff
Another option would be to have one Linux server that would run applications related to both CT2 development / production and to NY office internal IT needs (Squid, what else?)
Current servers and applications
These servers are part of NY office network. All of them run some kind of Linux.
See NY office Network diagram below:
Linux servers in NY office:
List of apps/services running on Linux servers (as far as we know):
