Eli, thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. I just interviewed and got my dream job thanks to your advice. Again thank you for sharing your experience with me its helped a ton on my tech career path.
Hi Eli, A suggestion... good to see you back with spinet videos on few technology. Please see if you can do a Video on Linux... Its a foundation to many technologies but finding a complete upto date learning resource is tough or its very expensive. See you think its worth doing a Video on. It could be a 3-4 hours video or a series...as per your comfort
Hello Eli, Great video. Would love to see more like this. Question though. How do you feel about Colos for DR? Like if you are running 100% in your colo, have they offered second locations for colo? or typically you just find another colo to handle that? Just want to get your thoughts around back up, Dr and BC
HVAC, HIgh speed internet, security personal, disaster relief. Is all that for $1000 a month really better than just putting your servers in your basement with some cooling fans?
Personally,I have a home datacenter and I plan soon to put the critical server in colocation for 2U.The main reason is the internet is weak at home (250Mbit) and the ddos infrastructure. So for 200$ I have 2u,the final anwser,yes is a lot better only if you run critical server with specific need... :)
problem we have is high speed internet just isn't available at my jobsite. only have 200/10 we need to host terabytes of data. would love to rent a 4u space in cincinnati that i can visit in person to offload data.
Didn't know you were from the Baltimore area. Hello from another Marylander :) What DC did you use back in the day? Do they still rent by the U? What DCs do you recommend in the area? According to google maps there is a Level 3 DC but that building seems to be for just restaurants lol
Hi Eli, I am fan of you! Quick question, in case we will put up our storage servers in a colation, how do we connect and save files from our local office going to the data enter where I am renting? Can you suggest a solution on this please? Thank you in advance.
Eli, thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. I just interviewed and got my dream job thanks to your advice. Again thank you for sharing your experience with me its helped a ton on my tech career path.
If more smart people like you shared more about this, definitely more people will be aware off
Eli, so glad you are still posting IT info. I have relied on your training and view your topics often. You are AWSome!
Thank you for the information Eli!
I work for a colo company. This is a very informative video. Thanks.
Hi Eli, A suggestion... good to see you back with spinet videos on few technology. Please see if you can do a Video on Linux... Its a foundation to many technologies but finding a complete upto date learning resource is tough or its very expensive.
See you think its worth doing a Video on. It could be a 3-4 hours video or a series...as per your comfort
Package managers, sudo, text editors(emacs), top command. Or maybe just wire shark?
Really well explained. Thanks for making it simpler to understand
Great Video
Hello Eli, Great video. Would love to see more like this.
Question though. How do you feel about Colos for DR? Like if you are running 100% in your colo, have they offered second locations for colo? or typically you just find another colo to handle that? Just want to get your thoughts around back up, Dr and BC
Nice
HVAC, HIgh speed internet, security personal, disaster relief. Is all that for $1000 a month really better than just putting your servers in your basement with some cooling fans?
Personally,I have a home datacenter and I plan soon to put the critical server in colocation for 2U.The main reason is the internet is weak at home (250Mbit) and the ddos infrastructure.
So for 200$ I have 2u,the final anwser,yes is a lot better only if you run critical server with specific need... :)
problem we have is high speed internet just isn't available at my jobsite. only have 200/10 we need to host terabytes of data. would love to rent a 4u space in cincinnati that i can visit in person to offload data.
Didn't know you were from the Baltimore area. Hello from another Marylander :)
What DC did you use back in the day? Do they still rent by the U? What DCs do you recommend in the area? According to google maps there is a Level 3 DC but that building seems to be for just restaurants lol
Hi Eli, I am fan of you! Quick question, in case we will put up our storage servers in a colation, how do we connect and save files from our local office going to the data enter where I am renting? Can you suggest a solution on this please? Thank you in advance.
*without using a site-to-site VPN.
They’ll give you static ip addresses. From there you just setup the services on your server
Thanks @@elithecomputerguy!
To add, are you using any back solution that is applicable to this scenario that you can recommend to us?
thanks
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1000$/month for a 48U ? 1k$/month its like 3-4KW ?
Whats a U?