The data center is home of computational power, storage, and applications that are necessary to support large and enterprise businesses. The data center infrastructure is central IT architecture, where all contents are sourced or pass through. Proper design of the data center infrastructure is precarious, and performance, scalability, and resiliency, require to be carefully considered.

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Another vital aspect of the data center design is flexibility as quickly deploying and supporting new services. Designing of flexible architecture that can support new applications in very short period of time frame can result in a substantial competitive advantage. Such type of design needs compact primary planning and attentive consideration in the areas of port density, access layer uplink bandwidth, server capacity, and over-subscription, to name just a few.

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The data center design is built on a supported layered approach, which has been verified and improved over the past several years in some of the major data center employments in the world. The layered methodology is the elementary foundation of the data center design that improves scalability, flexibility, performance, maintenance, and resiliency.