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UltraSane
237 days ago
Essentially yes. They should really divide data centers into zones and only unlock doors inside a zone where smoke is detected.
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chasd00
237 days ago
> They should really divide data centers into zones and only unlock doors inside a zone where smoke is detected.
just make sure the zone based door lock/unlock system isn't on AWS ;)
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ectospheno
237 days ago
Because surely every smoke detector will work while the building is burning down…
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UltraSane
237 days ago
most data centers are made out of concrete and isolate fires.
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ectospheno
237 days ago
My point is that while the failure rate may be low the failure method is dude burns to death in a locked server room. Even classified room protocols place safety of personnel over safety of data in an emergency.
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UltraSane
236 days ago
Being in a server room with FM200 fire control is the safest place to be in a fire.
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just make sure the zone based door lock/unlock system isn't on AWS ;)