运营可以创造或打破最好的数据中心设计数据中心有各种规模，服务于各种用户、应用程序和服务。虽然数据中心的设计可以降低正常运行时间的许多风险，但即使是最好的设计也可能因操作中的不谨慎或不充分而失败。推出BICSI 009-2019，这是首个开放共识标准，为数据中心运营政策和实践提供了不止一个框架。其中的材料由一个全球志愿者基地开发，反映了各种各样的数据中心所有者、运营商、设计师和顾问的运营经验和教训，涵盖了从小型企业到大型超规模托管数据中心的数据中心，以及所有领域- 之间从BICSI 002-2019中的适用操作材料开始，BICSI 009在为数据中心所有者、运营商和经理开发额外内容之前，对该内容进行了修订和扩展。作为数据中心操作的基础标准，BICSI 009包含10个章节，主要包括以下几个方面:政府管理程序、操作程序、技术更新和迁移工作命令、安全存储、分级和相关任务调度交付和安全保障计划；网络和IT安全材料控制和损失预防机房和关键设施区域特别考虑七项责任维护管理维护计划和合同控制和检查现场移动、添加和更改电源、冷却和布线系统建筑区域和物理空间维护应急操作程序- 现场和场外事件应急响应灾难恢复管理运营管理工具（如DCIM、BMS、AIM）服务提供商管理变更控制和文档

Operations Can Make or Break Even the Best Data Center DesignData centers come in all sizes and serve a variety of users, applications, and services. While the design of data centers can mitigate many risks to uptime, even the best design can be foiled by lax or inadequate care in operations.Introducing BICSI 009-2019, the first open-consensus standard providing more than a framework for data center operation policies and practices. Developed by a global volunteer base, the material within reflects operational experience and lessons from a wide variety of data center owners, operators, designers, and consultants covering data centers from the small enterprise to the large hyperscale colocation data center and everything in-between.Starting with the applicable operational material from BICSI 002-2019, BICSI 009 revised and expanded this content prior to developing additional content specific for data center owners, operators and managers.HighlightsAs the foundation standard for data center operations, BICSI 009 features 10 chapters covering the following and more:GovernanceStandard operating proceduresICT cut-overs, technology refresh and migrationWork ordersWork safetyStorage, staging, and related tasksEquipment delivery and shipmentsSecuritySecurity planPhysical, cyber & IT securityMaterial control and loss preventionComputer room and critical facility areas special considerationsEvent responseMaintenanceManagementMaintenance plans and contractsPatrols and inspectionsITE moves, adds and changesPower, cooling, and cabling systemsBuilding area and physical space maintenanceEmergency operating proceduresOn-site and offsite eventsEmergency responseDisaster recoveryManagementOperations managementManagement tools (e.g., DCIM, BMS, AIM)Service provider managementChange control and documentation