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StatusData center expansion : second phase completed !
We are proud to announce the conclusion of the second expansion phase at iWeb’s-CL data center, in Saint-Leonard. Even if there are small adjustments and some cleaning to do, the center is completely operational and works at its full capacity. The construction of this second expansion phase debuted last September.
The data center’s capacity increased to 4000 dedicated servers and it now provides enough redundant power to fill 135 colocation racks. Also, a Network Operation Center (NOC) has been built in order to manage and monitor network activities more efficiently.
But iWeb won’t stop there : the third phase should begin shortly in order to increase even more the capacity of our data center. The goal is to cope with the increased requests from clients for our first-quality hosting plans.
Here is an interesting summary of all the different steps of this second phase :
September 2006 | March 2007 | April 2007 | May 2007 | June 2007 | June 2007 | July 2007
Finally, here are some images about these steps :
| Zone1: Dedicated servers section | |
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| Zone2: Colocation Section | |
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| Zone3: Electrical room | |
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| Zone5: NOC zone | |
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| Zone6: New section | |
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