Emergency Power Issue
 

Hello,

Due to severe storm power grids in and around our data center have failed. Out generator cannot currently be turned on as it's partly submereged in water. We are draining the area around the generator And expect to be operational shortly if you have any questions please feel free to call 619-395-5229.

Where is this data center?

Sorry to hear about that man, hopefully everything gets resolved fast.

San Diego, looks like they are getting hit by some heavy rains.

http://www.weather.com/weather/local...hbox_typeahead

No it's actually the Lord Jesus Christ punishing a place that hosts sinners... :2 cents:

Sorry to hear about your business... Bloody weather, storms, lighting and even too much sun can create so much damage & bring the world to a standstill! :Oh crap


On the up... Your sig isnt working? :winkwink:

oh for fucks sake ....

Dont say that... Montreal shall soon be in bad weather also! :winkwink:

damn, i came in to talk some shit to joel, but if said is true then im sure hes dealing with a hard enough time...

Pretty fucked up having your back up drowning...

What kind of facility design allows a datacenter to flood? Most data centers are located outside of flood plains and/ or on upper floors of buildings..

Thats why Doony Long and I are building a world class data center on his houseboat..

if it rains or floods, no problem.. we will just float it out... :thumbsup

That sucks...

Yes it's pretty bad,

I've never seen rain and wind this bad in San Diego before

I've heard Donny Long may have a long dong. Well, guess what? Some women say, "I'm small." And some women say, "I don't want a big dick to fuck me. My pussy is too small." That's why they need a smaller dick.

:Oh crap

I don't think anyone planned for flooding like this streets are flooded and so forth. We are sorry for any trouble this will cause anyone.

What a balls-up!

It's frustrating when you put your trust in people and they let you down.

:2 cents::2 cents:

Somethings always exceed expectations. There's been bad storm over here recently and it's been wiping out bridges and all sorts just up the road from me.

Whats the timeframe?

Good luck, we just got done with our worse storm as well a few weeks ago.. It sucks good luck bud.

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There have been some issues lately.

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But our staff has been working on them and we hope things should be back to normal ASAP.

Sorry for any inconvenience.

How do you define "shortly" ? Its taken several hours now...seems quite unbelievable.

I thought you guys moved to Mexico?

Around here we have areas that are marked as subject to "1 in 100 year" floods... normally high, dry and safe but statistically there's expected to be a significant and extraordinary flood once per century.

Just out of curiosity, why are D/C generators typically installed in basements?

look bro, i saw Point Break.. the 50 year storm doesnt really exist... :1orglaugh

Damn.. I live there for 4 years and not a damn storm worth talking about..

Actually its referred to as the 100 year storm, but what it really means is that any given year, the storm has a 1% chance to happen.

Someone needs to man the bilge pumps and get the servers running again.

It's a CA designed "datacenter" Halbucks... LOL Maybe it'll work, maybe it wont. Kinda like it's photo shoots:2 cents:.

Here is an update,

Our generator is still submereged in water and still no update from the san diego gas and eletric. At this point we have ordered a 800 KVA backup mobile generator that will be finished hooked up shortly.

If you have any questions please call 619-395-5229.

We appologize once again and will be giving credits to affected customers, as our DC in mexico is still fully operational.

Our datacenter itself is not flooded, the back where the generator is located is flooded. Streets are closed, once again I applogize for any convinence.

You sure your not just slipping into the ocean? I mean with global warming and all, who knows what could happen.

OMG. LOLWTFBBQ!!!!11!111 :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Everything is coming back online.