Ny4 under generator power
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Gah! that's bad. I use services out of that DC.
source?
Read your notices. From Equinix itself.
Dear Equinix Customer,
IBX(s): NY4
SR#:
Date and Time of Occurrence: 29-OCT-2012 21:14 Site Local Time
INCIDENT SUMMARY: IBX Utility Disturbance - Customer Loads Transferred
UPDATE:
Equinix MFO reports that the site is still on generator power. IBX has enough fuel for 2 ½ days before refueling is needed and fuel vendors are on standby. The IBX is still inaccessible due to flooding in the surrounding area; the IBX has not experienced any water issues. No customers have been impacted.
Next update will be when a significant change occurs to the situation.
Sincerely,
Equinix Operations Center
Phone: 866-811-8720
Contacts:
To place orders, schedule site access, report trouble or manage your user list online, please visit: http://www.equinix.com/contact-us/americas/support
If you have any questions or concerns regarding this incident, please contact the Equinix Operations Center at eoc@equinix.com.If the matter is urgent, you may contact the Service Desk North America by phone at +1.866.EQUINIX (378.4649) (USA or Canada) or +1.408.451.5200 (outside USA or Canada) for an up-to-date status.
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Yeah, I'm not a direct customer, I use services by a company who runs them out of NY4.
Thanks for posting the notice. Seems they have fuel for a while plus more on the way. Only trouble is accessing the place to refuel. By boat maybe?
lol
Thanks for posting the notice. Seems they have fuel for a while plus more on the way. Only trouble is accessing the place to refuel. By boat maybe?
lolWithout the planet warming, we wouldn't even be here, and NY4's location would be under a 1000 meter thick sheet of ice.
The planet survived a 300 foot increase in sea levels just fine - it'll survive the next 100 years just fine, too.
It has been a warming planet for 10,000+ years. During that stretch, humanity has benefitted as in no other era.
There will be storms and floods as long as there is water and wind, nothing ever changes, other than storms "then" were more cataclysmic than today because the sea level was rising far far faster than it is today.
If anything, by historical standards, the planet is not warming enough.
You burned the equivalent of two lumps of coal to generate the electricty to make that post. So I'm not sure how seriously to take your concern for "other species".
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You burned the equivalent of two lumps of coal to generate the electricty to make that post. So I'm not sure how seriously to take your concern for "other species".
Even if I was sitting in the dark here, 7 billion others would just keep doing the same thing. That's not how to influence any of the trends, I'm sure you knew that as you were typing.