A Disaster Recovery Center (DRC) is the second facility that holds a copy of your systems when the production data center stops working. Its value is decided not by the building but by what can be proven about its power, cooling and outbound paths.
- 99.9%Service SLA
- 24 × 7Customer service and NOC
- 7 daysGenerator fuel reserve
- 7 layersOf access security
Connectivity
- Open IXP1 Gbps — IDC Duren Tiga
- IIX / APJII1 Gbps — 1st floor
- RoutersCarrier class
- NetworkFibre optic to every operator
The routers in use are carrier class (comparable to the Cisco 12000 and 7613 series), and the fibre optic network interconnects with all operators.
Power and environment
- ElectricalTwo separate PLN feeds, a minimum of 2.2 kVA per rack, full-capacity backup generators with a seven-day diesel tank and 24 × 7 delivery on call, plus fully redundant UPS with 15–30 minutes of battery endurance.
- CoolingPrecision air conditioning of at least 180K Btuh in a redundant configuration. Temperature held at 22 °C (±2 °C) and humidity at 55% (±10%).
- Fire suppressionAn FM200 system — avoiding water spray over network equipment — with fire and smoke sensors both above and below the raised floor.
- Room structure3.8 m slab-to-slab. A 40 cm raised floor with an anti-static, fire-resistant metal surface rated at 1,000 kg per square metre.
Monitoring and security
- MRTG (Multi Router Traffic Grapher) monitoring, 7 × 24 hours.
- Seven layers of security: CCTV with digital recording, card access, fingerprint access to the rack, plus building and data center security.
- Customer service and NOC 24 × 7 with a 99.9% SLA.