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Agenda Section: Consent <br /> Report Date: September 16, 2021 <br /> N �� Council Meeting Date: September 21, 2021 <br /> BRIGHTON <br /> building tomorrow today <br /> REQUEST FOR COUNCIL CONSIDERATION <br /> ITEM DESCRIPTION: Consider Approval of Server Room Battery Backup System Purchase <br /> DEPARTMENT HEAD'S APPROVAL: <br /> CITY MANAGER'S APPROVAL: <br /> No comments to supplement this report,,� Comments attached <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Approve the contract to purchase a replacement server room battery backup system. <br /> Legislative History: <br /> There is no legislative history for this consideration. <br /> Financial Impact: <br /> The battery backup system will cost $27,601.91. This expense will be covered by the capital funding in <br /> the IT fund. <br /> Explanation: <br /> The City operates a data center for all of our on-site technology needs, including servers hosting <br /> applications, data storage for all departments as well as evidence videos, core networking, and many <br /> other critical services for the city. The IT department maintains a battery backup system for this <br /> infrastructure for two primary purposes. The first is to provide uninterrupted power for the data room <br /> equipment. All systems are backed by generator power, but there is a 50 to 200 millisecond <br /> switchover time from utility power to backup, which can severely impair or damage sensitive <br /> electronic equipment. The second reason is to provide "clean" power to our systems. Our primary <br /> data center has seen no less than nine disruptive power events in the past three years, and sees a <br /> daily fluctuation in power levels. While these fluctuations are of little consequence for household <br /> electronics like radios and hair dryers, they can significantly reduce the lifespan and reliability of data <br /> center equipment. <br /> The existing battery backup infrastructure is inadequate for our current needs, has suffered several <br /> critical failures, and has aged beyond usability. The replacement system proposed by 2NSystems in <br /> the attached quote will meet all requirements. <br /> Nicholas Kriz <br /> IT Administrator <br />
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