I'm pretty sure if you just lock a datacenter's doors, it will be very reliable too.
I used to work in a network monitoring center serving mainly the US. Every day we had hundreds of calls to make.
One day I volunteered to work on christmas day. We were chatting all day and eating pizza. Not one call to make. Not even one.
If people keep their hands off the computers they work fine. This is not news :')
Anyway, my point is: These conditions can be replicated much more easily than sinking the datacenter in the sea. Just have really strict modifications policy, using nitrogen atmosphere is also already done in many cases. One of my colleagues almost collapsed because the oxygen was turned down by mistake while he was working there.
I used to work in a network monitoring center serving mainly the US. Every day we had hundreds of calls to make.
One day I volunteered to work on christmas day. We were chatting all day and eating pizza. Not one call to make. Not even one.
If people keep their hands off the computers they work fine. This is not news :')
Anyway, my point is: These conditions can be replicated much more easily than sinking the datacenter in the sea. Just have really strict modifications policy, using nitrogen atmosphere is also already done in many cases. One of my colleagues almost collapsed because the oxygen was turned down by mistake while he was working there.