Last month I wrote about all of the data in the T2 Systems Hosting Environment. Since then we've added three more customers and almost two hundred million rows of data. Talk about a growing Parking Management System.
After writing my last Blog entry I realized that I should probably stick to what I know. Technology. T2 Systems' Parking Solutions are just the reason I get to play with really cool stuff. I'm a geek. I like working with things that have lots of blinking lights and lots of acronyms. The guys on my team are geeks too. One of them will only admit to being a geek from 8-to-5. I don't believe it. I've seen his Facebook posts.
This month we're working on upgrading the part of our hosting environment that hosts the T2 Flex Web Servers. We've moving to the recently release Windows Server 2008 R2 for our Hyper-V hosts, adding more storage to our SAN, and implementing a new clustered file system that allows wicked-fast migration of virtual servers (yeah, wicked-fast is a technical term). We're also switching another rack of servers to 208 Volt Power.
So what does all that mean (other than fun for me and my fellow geeks)? It means more capacity, and more speed for T2 Systems' Parking Management System and more blinking lights for me.
Happy Parking!
After writing my last Blog entry I realized that I should probably stick to what I know. Technology. T2 Systems' Parking Solutions are just the reason I get to play with really cool stuff. I'm a geek. I like working with things that have lots of blinking lights and lots of acronyms. The guys on my team are geeks too. One of them will only admit to being a geek from 8-to-5. I don't believe it. I've seen his Facebook posts.
This month we're working on upgrading the part of our hosting environment that hosts the T2 Flex Web Servers. We've moving to the recently release Windows Server 2008 R2 for our Hyper-V hosts, adding more storage to our SAN, and implementing a new clustered file system that allows wicked-fast migration of virtual servers (yeah, wicked-fast is a technical term). We're also switching another rack of servers to 208 Volt Power.
So what does all that mean (other than fun for me and my fellow geeks)? It means more capacity, and more speed for T2 Systems' Parking Management System and more blinking lights for me.
Happy Parking!
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