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Design and implementation of data center based on cloud computing

Lin Qing-xi

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This paper introduces the related concepts, characteristics of the cloud computing, the service mode, and the key technology of virtualization. It takes the equipment selection and technical scheme at the data center of Zhicheng College as an example to expound the construction of the data center with the cloud computing mode.

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This paper introduces the related concepts, characteristics of the cloud computing, the service mode, and the key technology of virtualization. It takes the equipment selection and technical scheme at the data center of Zhicheng College as an example to expound the construction of the data center with the cloud computing mode.

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This paper introduces the related concepts, characteristics of the cloud computing, the service mode, and the key technology of virtualization. It takes the equipment selection and technical scheme at the data center of Zhicheng College as an example to expound the construction of the data center with the cloud computing mode.

Key concepts: Cloud computing, Data center, Computer science, Virtualization, Center (category theory), Key (lock), Mode (computer interface), Scheme (mathematics)

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