So last week and this week I’ve got back-to-back travel schedules. The Louisville trip was to move the hardware out of the original rack that was too shallow (so the back door wouldn’t close, which the management at the site didn’t like) into a new one. Drama ensued, because the new rack was [...]
Yep, so right after my last post, I got a couple hours of sleep and headed off to Houston, for the second time. Our first trip out there, we went to an airline that lives basically on the airport campus. This time, we went to a larger carrier that has its own facilities [...]
So I went to Atlanta last week for yet another node install.
On the work part of the trip, the install was a mess. We ended up in a datacenter that made our sloppy cable-buildup over the last decade or so in the server room at work look absolutely solid pro. Had space issues [...]
So, another work trip recently came and went. This one was out to Denver, Colorado. Another node install, for which we were in and out of the facility in a grand total of right around 3 hours. Neat facility, but it was a cage colo, so I shouldn’t really elaborate on it [...]
So I didn’t think I’d be going back to Texas for a while, but apparently like half of our participant airlines live in some part of Texas or another. Which I guess makes sense, given the huge amounts of open, flat space with relatively light hurricane profiles, mild winters, and being in about the [...]
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