Microcontroller-based Data Center Monitoring System
Keywords:
data center, microcontroller-based, remote hands systemAbstract
The main objective of the study was to enhance the data center server and network monitoring system by using the proposed prototype model called Microcontroller-based data center monitoring system. The study specifically aimed to address the following concerns (1) develop a prototype system that monitors a certain data center network rack using motion-controlled camera with the aid of robotics (2) evaluate effectiveness of data center operation task and support using remote hands system or existing system and Microcontroller-Based Data Center Monitoring system. Descriptive method of research was the methodology used. In addition, prototype development of proposed alternative system. Using purposive sampling, a total of fifty-eight (58) Information Technology and Data Center support personnel respondents were obtained for the evaluation of this study. Results interpretation showed somewhat effective in the existing and remote hands system, showing that there is room for improvement in supporting data center operations; whereas the development of Microcontroller-Based Data Center Monitoring System has the potential to enhance the current system which was interpreted in the evaluation as moderately effective in terms of troubleshooting effectiveness and overall functionalities. Moreover, it is highly effective in terms of cheaper cost and support responsiveness. The results of the study recommend exploring other alternative systems like prototype model created by researcher to improve operational support tasks with lower expenses.
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