Inside Amazon's Massive Data Center
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2021
- Amazon Web Services is an unrivalled colossus of the internet age, providing the computational horsepower underpinning countless organizations from Netflix to BMW, Disney to GE, Tinder to the CIA. It earns tens of billions of dollars a year, and if you’ve used the internet at all lately, you’ve probably used Amazon Web Services without even knowing it.
But where is it? What is it? And how does it all work? Join us now as we enter the belly of the beast and take a sneak peek inside an AWS data centre.
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"Inside Amazon's massive data center"
Shows tons of stock footage and not a single second of that data center.
Tx bye
That's why I clicked it, aws centres are verry secure I can never find a video on one. Why so secret
Actually no company allows to shoot inside their datacenter.
@@coolashfaque And yet there are hundreds of youtubers that have recorded tours of various data centers. Amazon, on the other hand, doesn't even let you in their facilities.
@@coolashfaque google has a cool video of their data centers. it shows inside as well
A hunch tells me 90% of the video clips shown are not in AWS buildings.
Ain't No Way U R gonna get pix of the innards.
IF U do get em and U post U disappear FAST.
There is no real benefit for AWS to show the inside of there datacenters
@@kellymoses8566 : That really could be said of most datacenter videos.
100%
I am pretty sure I saw a bitcoin mining farm in there.
7:37. Using images of Google's Cloud service in a video advertising AWS. Very nice.
You are right Hunter. AWS doesn't allow visits to their DCs.
No data center allows visitors. This channel used images from Google Cloud - a direct competitor to AWS - in a video advertising AWS.
@Hunter Coleman I hope Google sues TechVision's ass off!!
And FB, and an etherium mine.
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I live near these data centers - they’re unmarked massive buildings with military-like permitters. Insane.
what is your ping? you must get like 5 ms if your that close
@@wellsilver3972 you’re right I usually get about 5ms and I’ve seen as low as 3.
@@wellsilver3972 It doesn't really have to be everytime that low. I know a friend who lives like 3KM from the DC he works for and gets over 40ms ping to the very own DC. His ISP has borked routing which takes a BGP route outside his state which causes huge not needed at all loops. But given he is a consumer there's so less he can do to fix that
There is the DC where I live 200 kilometersnearby, I get like 160ms to that. I've asked few of my friends online who kinda work with Networks and even informed the higher end Networkign NOC of my ISP to see if they can get the issues resolved too.
Do you happen to live in eastern Oregon?
Only Jeff can visit them.😜
I been inside a datacenter before, and let's just say there is no way in hell they are going to allow you to take pictures/videos inside it.
I have lolw
the video uses stock footage, not actual footage. That's what most youtube channels do. They write a script, narrate it and then look for stock video clips that match. They're just made by some guy in his bedroom.
@@chadwickerman Now that's even giving too much credit... it's all ChatGPT AI generated recently.
I'm a MEP Project Manager for *insert mega general contractor here* and build hyperscale data centers. This is true only if you are taking pictures of the racks themselves, at least during construction activities. Once data halls and core spaces are turned over to their respective owners, yes, no pictures at all and there is a very detailed MOP that must be completed for each activity if there is a warranty issue.
Some of your stock footage is of a crypto mining operation. The guy wearing a jacket is in an Iceland Bitcoin mine.
There's at least one unintentional clip of a google DC in there too.
Literally the definition of ‘fine, I’ll do it myself’
I used to work for a major ISP and visited a few POP sites and they were just as secure, it was subtle but the more you looked at the buildings the more it shouted Go Away! Very impressive, very well laid out and planned too and every single aspect was run remotely.
Lies again? Master Debit Card
@@NazriB ???? What? Can you post a comment that makes any sense?
Working at a data centre must be intense. No room for error whatsoever.
Wow just wow that is incredible I never knew they handle so much data! I knew they were big I just didn't know they were that big!
I also want to see a video of Google cloud infrastructure and azure infrastructure. Pleasssssssseeeeeeee
It would look pretty similar.
@@kellymoses8566 it would look identical
Google has walk-thru's on their YT channel. I don't know that M$ has followed suit. (FB is the other major server footage shown in this BS video.)
"AWS pays serious taxes here"
Aaaaand you lost me at that point
That would be a local tax. I don't know how much tax they pay in various local districts but the common talking point about Amazon paying no taxes is in relation to federal taxes.
"AWS built substations itelf" - This is actually incredibly commonplace amongst large business.
Titles the video "Inside Amazon's Massive Data Center", then explains for 5 minutes how you aren't even gonna inside video of an Amazon data center
Imagine being a network engineer at aws and having to find out which cable is broken
Hate to be the buzzkill but they probably have a program that says, department, row, rack, shelf, part and number :)
AWS tech here. We have robots that tell us where the near and far devices are on a connection; troubleshooting really isn’t all that hard. It’s actually relatively rare for cables themselves to break; more often, it’s optics that take a shit and I can replace one in 10 seconds.
@@edweirdo6 Damn now I understand why my monthly bill is that high. Great service
There are
a bunch of sensors that are associated with the soft
@@edweirdo6 I would like to make career with Aws. Show me the way brother
Animation was amazing, Its a huge mind blowing work about building and maintaining data centers such large size.
Ya Super Beyond NASA and that is for sure! All Infrastructure work! Work of Art When all the Gigs of Silicon valleys companies comes together
What you see in the thumbnail was the size of my 20 MB hard drive in 1988.😊
every time i see part of this video, i'm just say in "wow, so amaze this AWS Data Center"
soo i think, definitely yes deserve to appreciation (reward)✨
I use to work for AWS, their Data Centers do not look as fancy as shown non the videos. lol
AWS needs more competition to drive prices down.
I’m up north working on a data center they are huge over a million square feet per each building it’s crazy how much work goes into these
Didn't the video say 80k SERVERS? HOLY COW!
I was once shocked by the security of these data center's but then I did some learning and found the real reason for such high security. They are all interconnected. If a "bad" group where to take a data center covertly they would have complete access to every data center in the world and everything flow's though these places, credit card numbers, proprietary company information, internal e-mails and even classified government files can be in these centers and the interconnectivity can't be simply turned off at the flick of a switch so if someone did take over one of these centers they could steal tons of information from all over the world, info worth billions. Or they could drop a virus that would spread from the one center to the next and the next and cripple the whole internet.
yeah...confidentiality is a must
Data Center City is data center on top on data center. IAD 11, P1 etc etc, I helped build quite a few of them. Amazon included. The alarm for the door being open too long brought back memories lol.
Been here since 60k subs, and I am proud the videos are still rolling out!
I remember subscribing when the channel had 200k total views, most all from one video. I knew it would grow really quickly
this channel deserves a million subscribers. so underrated
I disagree. The narration might have been accurate, but most of the video was just useless, random stock footage of a security camera, somebody checking bags, or people arguing in a meeting. I doubt that the images of servers (or anything inside a building) was really amazon's.
I used to think the same but I’ve started to notice a lot of misleading clips/incorrect facts stated in his videos recently. So not sure I agree anymore
@@jmatx
Many of these aren't sadly but yea :/
I am a retired 52E (Army Prime Power Production) and I would love to see the backup power switchgear for one of these centers 😎
Nothing special to be honest, just the same as any large facilities switchgear except that they have many redundancies of it.
Why is in minute 8:22 "zavodskaya" written in kyrillic letters in the networt equipment? Is the russian secret service operating in AWS datacenters? (I am asking for a good friend)
Great video! Thank you.
While this infrastructure does make it possible for big and small companies to have a presence online at dirt cheap prices it also causes some other issues. When there is an outage at a datacenter hundreds of websites and apps go down or at least partially go down.
Wooow... no words!
This videos is so well delivered. Please what software did you used for the animations and motion graphics?
Our Company has a lot of Enterprise Servers and more bigger storage. Amazon could be massive.
You are pretty young, not sure if I could believe that you work anywhere.
there is no real footage from inside AWS data center. The title is a bit misleading.
Danny Ocean watches this video: Pfft! Piece a cake!!!
It's interesting, with all of the press on reducing fossil fuel use and switching from petrol to electric cars, the massive energy consumption of huge data centres doesn't often get discussed.
Where, How did you get all this information? Did you hack Amazon? Great video!
@2:47 I hope that there are several fire extinguishers - and that this is not all canned food in this AWS region :-)
I used to install the back up power systems for these.
i rolled out of my chair at 8:03.
Annapurna in Telugu language is called "goddess of food!"
Exactly! I wondered if it was an Indian company!
@@sasikantht1658 it was an israel company owned by Amazon. I checked their website when I saw it in the video!.
you know telugu??Can you teach me??
I love telugu....Allu Arjun Fan
Hello My Indian brothers! Did you understand the whole English of this video without subtitles. I found difficulty in understanding & I paused the video many times to read subtitles for understanding! However I am good at English@@sasikantht1658
This data centers are piece of cake for Mr.Robot.
Half of these clips are form the video inside one of googles data centers
That's really maaaaaaasive!!!
I thought I was actually getting a video on Amazon's data centers - not a bunch of generic videos.
This kind of videos works of the people who dont have any idea of how is a data center looks like and works
I heard they were only running half days here in Bessemer and other places around Alabama if that.
Please, add videos for IBM and Oracle cloud. Oh! Nevermind; i forgot they dont have it.
How many years will the materials the data centers are made of last?
Mind blowing.
I live in Ashburn, VA. Everyday I drive some where I see new Data Centers being built 2 and 3 at a time.
They are easy to spot. They are giant warehouses (similar to Amazon fulfillment center) and only like 20 cars parked inside, always have separate emergency power buildings next to it. No trucks, no traffic, very very quiet.
@@georgekraus9357 One place that I drive by daily also has a fence with "Caution: Guard Dogs on Premises" signs.
Who's watching after AWS just had a massive outage for the second time this year.
The threats in the children's place distribution center were in 2015. In Huntsville Al it was 2016. Threats began again in 2019 when someone misused my identity again a phone number of mine.
At 7:26 there is a writing "factory's" on the patch panel in Russian. Amazing... ))
80,000 servers? do you mean racks? with each rack holding ~10petabyte. That would have 800 exabytes which seems a ridiculous amount of data though can be entirely possible, in the end, it's just a number. But I read an article which said whole world data combined in ~250 exabytes. And this is just one data center of Amazon we are talking about, we can various vendors with 100s of data centers.
Nah it's servers but 80,000 servers can host a lot of instances so who knows how many that might actually end up being in the end or if the storage figures they said in the video are even accurate.
I found a number of data centers in Loudon County, VA just northeast of Dulles Airport. Many don't say the company name on them.
If it has no name, it’s an AWS data center. Everyone else has their name on front.
@@MattFerguson26 wrong.
@@1234faded There could be a few exceptions. Most all major players have their names on them, AWS does not.
AWS doesn't give tours of datacenters...all of this is stock
Of course what the hell did you people expect?
0:55
This is how I would expect a hacker to be
Lol same
What’s the name of the song?
Btw, there are no doors held open. All entrances for each area include mantraps where revolving doors only allow one authorized person.
No AWS Data Center ive been to use revolving doors..
Can someone tell me how to apply for this position?
In 2019 started up when I applied for work again here in Birmingham Al.
Eventually Amazon will run the world
One private company controls all of this
I'm usng one of the AWS WorkSpaces, It's achiving download speeds of 605MBPS, upload 936MBPS.
1:46 Loudoun county, northern Virigina is in asia? looks more like Indonesia or something
NOW THATS PRIVATE LEGACY !
I’m an electrician and work at these in VA, the security they have here is insane
They sound like they have more security than banks. Talk about data being the new currency
LU 26?
I live in Loudon County, VA :)
Wow, that was informative...and well presented...great job!
Well presented? Seriously? Using bogus video footage from other sources. How original
What is the background score ?
This is literally the way all POPs and DCs operate.
1 data center built every 3 months in 2020. Damn - I believe Jeffery Bezos now owns the world.
Worked as an EOT for about a month.
Training sucked….basically sink or swim.
The threat of “no server can ever go down at anytime” is nuts.
Worst work experience of my life.
Just the job interview itself was stressful with the whole Amazon Leadership Principles crap.
well what was your background before becoming an EOT? If you needed a lot of training then you probably werent suited for that position in the first place.
@@KaesOner Facilities Engineer for 10yrs
@@muzikman74 If you were basically doing the same role as an EOT for 10 years then other than learning a companies specific systems, why would you need training? How would you fair Amazon compared to other data centers you worked at in regards to procedures, facilities, work life, culture, what were the major differences?
@@KaesOner All I can say is I was at IAD7 and their orientation and training there royally sucked ass. First of all after first day orientation my boss was suppose to come get me…..I was only person left there with nobody there. Training was basically sitting in front of a laptop doing Amazon leadership shit. Nothing to train me for the data center except “don’t piggy back through doors” god forbid!
Intrusion of data centre, new script of Mission Impossible
Try it and you may find yourself on piked placed near a waterfall cooling tower or shrunken figurine at a security checkpoint.
I'm hoping that a lot of this video is b roll. As you have an add in there for a data center provider @ 9:05
I see Aaron Paul(Jesse Pinkman) at 2:28 what's he cooking? 🤔
OMG, you're right! That totally looks like Aaron Paul (Jesse Pinkman). Great catch; you have a good eye! And, coincidentally, I just finished watching Breaking Bad for the 2nd time today too!
Super amazing . . .so great😃😃😃😃😃
Lovely data sarvara
9:05 im pretty sure Amazon does not use with Ragingwire data centers... What makes you think this is the case?
Nice video.
One day this data center would house your neural link cookie to upload to San Junipero.
Why this channel havent 20M subs 😏
8:38 is bitcoin mining farm, not an AWS datacenter
At 7:26 word written on a panel is in Russian, "заводская", how come in Amazon datacenter...
Wish we had actual footage rather than a misleading title and a ton of stock footage
Such cloud, much wow
Very huge data center
awesome video
This place has more security than naval base San Diego 😂😂😂
fun how aws went down for almost a whole day lol
Wowwwwwwww ! God blessssss you 💕💕!!!!
Can we acquire more space for data servers in space?
7:25 Заводская hahaha 😆
This voice actor is on every youtube channel ever.
Like? And is he really a voice "actor"?
... and peanut butter!
Anyone else feels like this was an ad for AWS?
amazing
25gb has been the standard for data centers for the past 4 years or so... Even 100gb links to the server isn't uncommon...
Not really, most server farms in the Netherlands run a 25 gigabit network (around 4 terabytes per second) connection the company I work with also matches that number. Those routers cost around 200k euro or 250k USD. How these routers work is actually insane sending colored light trough optical fiber cables.
@@maxdehaas6776 I've got nothing to add other than 99% of everything I've designed for the past 3 or 4 years has been 4x 25Gbps per node with some starting to be 2 to 4 100Gbps. As we move into fully software defined environments (network, routing, storage, compute, security, analytics, etc...) layer2 bandwidth is king. A single NVME SSD drive can smoke a 25Gbps link.
And yet folk in some US states have been told that they can't buy certain gaming PC's due to 'excessive' power usage,.....
Rules for thee, but not for me,..... 🤔
Amazing job you did there.
Now imagine all these genius minds behind the complete system working for the right company...
Yes exactly that is what I am wondering
what would be that right company ?
and why you think they are not the right company ?
i tell you what grow your mentality
7:26 the label on the rack says in Russian "Заводская.". Is AWS aware of that?