Data Centre Migration Process - Explained | Technimove YouTube Videos

Data Centre (Center) Migrations simplified and explained.

Data centre migration is the process of transferring data centre infrastructure from one location to another, It involves identifying and mapping all the connected systems, the network set-up and replicating it or optimising it in its new location.

In this video, Technimove’s Client Director Tom Robinson explains what a Data Centre Migration is, why companies migrate from one data centre to another and what is involved in such a migration.

We also talk about what security protocols are used and contingency plans implemented to ensure the migration happens seamlessly.

0:00 Start
1:06 What is a Physical Data Centre Migration?
1:16 What Typically Drives A Data Centre Migration?
2:06 What Infrastructure Is Physically Relocated as Part Of A Data Centre Migration
2:35 Walkthrough of a Physical Data Centre Migration Process
5:30 Post Migration Processes & Support

Music by ComaStudio from Pixabay

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[SunL-xp]

it is a great vedio, learning from it a lot, but which kinds of cable product do you use？ do you use MPO?

[shreyaprakash]

Sorry to point out, but
There is so many problems in your video
1) Bg music is loud.
2) Need to enhance voice
3) color correction is not good
4) Green screen removal work is also not good.
I can help you to edit your video, I'm a professional video editor.

[suershbhati]

Hello sir can you share me any documet if I want to migrate 100 servers to in house or CLude

[majstealth]

one shuts down the servers, unplugs the rack, loads them into a truck, of course without labeling, ships them to the new location, unloading and replugging, power up - done

if elon can do it with a handful of people and a random shipping corp, anyone can do it.

[bobbygreen]

The music in the background is very distracting and looses your audience

[lmteyazahmad]

Stupidity background music is annoying😖 we can't hear your lecture due to background music