Microsoft Puts Datacenter In a Barn
aesoteric writes "Microsoft has announced that it will open a new datacenter in Washington State housed in a 'modern' barn-like structure that is 'virtually transparent to ambient outdoor conditions'. It was not the first time Microsoft had toyed with the idea of a datacenter without walls. In September 2008, it successfully ran a stack of HP servers in a tent for seven months, apparently with no failures."
I want them to replicate this experiment in Big Bend National Park in July.
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At least it's a stable job.
In September 2008, it successfully ran a stack of HP servers in a tent for seven months, apparently with no failures.
So they weren't actually running microsoft software on those servers?
"In September 2008, it successfully ran a stack of HP servers in a tent for seven months, apparently with no failures."
Truly, it was an impressive feat of time dilation.
Yer SQL server crashin'? Lemme have a look at 'er...
Ah! Found it right here... possums! Ya gots possums livin' in yer SNA-box-thingie. Heh... SNA... that always did sound dirty. ANyways, lemme get my plinkin' rifle and my coon dog Skeeter, we'll git yer back up and runnin'!
Seein' as I'll be in there anyways, y'all want a RAM upgrade?
Everybody gets what the majority deserves.