Kids Visit to a Data Center Book is now published
I am so excited to announce that a book project I have been working on is now live. I have written “Kid’s First Visit to a Data Center,” and it is published on Amazon. It is available in both Electronic and print formats.
In this book, the character Sam visits a data center and learns about its facilities and operations. My primary aim is to convey information about the real infrastructure powering the modern Internet without making it boring or confusing.
The book provides brief information on several key concepts, including data centers, servers, switches, routers, fiber optics, backup generation, UPSs, security, monitoring, engineers, Internet exchanges, and peering. All the terms and ideas covered by the story receive separate pages so that readers can easily connect the text to the illustration.
A data center has become an integral part of our lives nowadays, as it supports websites, applications, online streaming, online gaming, cloud services, and many other features of the digital world. However, many adults view the Internet as a magical thing with no connection to real-world facilities.
This book introduces you to a range of Internet-related terms in simple language. Sam learns what a data center is, why servers should be operated continuously, how packets travel through the network, why fibers are faster than wires, and what backup generation is needed to ensure stable operation.
Get the book now on Amazon in Print and for your Kindle or e-reader.
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