HOE MACHINE LEARNING HET DATACENTER MANAGEMENT TRANSFORMEERT?

Machine learning makes it possible to create a better future and significantly transform the economy of the data center.
While the racks are filling up with ASICs and GPUs, but also with supercomputers and supercomputers. Machine learning and artificial intelligence are entering the data center to transform the look of the hyperscale server farm.

These technologies provide more computing power to train machine learning systems. This is a task that used to require large amounts of data processing. It is possible to create applications that are more intelligent and improve the services you use every day. The required precision and effectiveness cannot be achieved if we rely on common sense and human judgment. To meet the growing demand for IT services on a large scale, it is essential to move towards data-driven decisions. All that data can be used to improve results. Due to the availability of vendors such as Schneider Electric, Maya Heat Transfer Technologies, and Nlyte Software, who offer cloud-based data center management software, or services utilizing them,

IDC predicts that by 2022, 50% of IT resources in data centers will be independent thanks to embedded AI technology. Machine learning can optimize many of the operations in data centers, including scheduling, design, workloads, and uptime.

Here are the top use cases of machine learning in data center management right now:

Data centers can be more efficient. Rather than relying solely on software alerts, companies could use machine learning to manage their physical environment. The software would make changes to the architecture or physical layout of the data centers in real-time.
Capacity Planning Machine Learning in Datacenter can be used to help IT companies forecast demand and ensure they have adequate power, cooling, space, and other IT resources. Algorithms are useful to determine the impact of a transfer on capacity. For example, when consolidating data centers or moving applications and data to a central location.
Reduce operational risk: Data center administrators must avoid downtime. Machine learning can help simplify this by predicting and preventing it. Data center management software that uses machine learning to track performance data from critical components such as cooling and power management systems and predict when they might fail. This way you prevent costly malfunctions by carrying out preventive maintenance.
Smart data can be used to reduce customer churn: Businesses can use machine learning in data centers to better understand customers and potentially predict their behavior. The AI-powered data center may be able to search for historical data and retrieve it from CRM systems. This allows the CRM system to create new leads or customer success strategies.
Budget Impact Analysis and Modelling: This method combines data center operational and performance data with financial information, including tax information, to determine the cost of purchasing and maintaining IT equipment.
Machine Learning can analyze terabytes of historical data and apply parameters in fractions of seconds because it can act faster than any human. This is useful when keeping track of all activities within a data center. Data center vendors and operators are using machine learning to address two major problems: efficiency improvement and risk mitigation.

Digital Realty Trust, the largest colocation provider in the world, recently began testing machine learning technology. It operates more than 200 data centers and is therefore considered the premier provider. The human capacity to sustain, process and consume the many underlying systems, devices, data and data required to maintain the infrastructure is rapidly running out. Digital Realty will reap the benefits of its superior real-time processing and response time, as well as communication and decision-making capabilities.

Data center administrators have many opportunities to use AI/ML. This is the basic conclusion. Technology is only getting more affordable and advanced. The future looks rosy.