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                              Table II.5 – Physical machine for hyper-scale deployment – use case
             Derived            –   Minimum energy consumption (see clause 7.1.2)
             requirements       –   No additional ports (see clause 7.5)
                                –   Authorized access (see clause 7.5)
                                –   Hot-plug support (see clause 7.6)
                                –   Visual indications (see clause 7.1.4)



                              Table II.6 – Physical machine for unmanned deployment – use case

             Title              Physical machine for unmanned deployment
             Description        This use case covers the situation where physical machines will be in places where physical
                                access is extremely difficult or only available at infrequent intervals. In this case, a single
                                physical machine will typically be implemented as a server blade that fits into a specially built
                                rack. The rack will typically also include storage, management and networking equipment,
                                which might or might not be implemented using similar blades.

             Roles/sub-roles    CSP: cloud service operations manager.
             Figure                                                   In this type of deployment, physical machines
                                                                      are constructed for deployment in locations
                                                                      where physical access is very tightly
                                                                      constrained. These will typically be inside some
                                                                      form of self-contained "capsule" rather than a
                                                                      normal building.
                                                                      Examples are systems deployed in underwater
                                                                      containers for positioning close to coastal
                                                                      urban centres.















             Pre-conditions     CSP: The CSP wishes to deploy physical machines in locations where human access will not be
             (optional)         possible for the majority or operational time.
             Post-conditions    The physical machines are left running without human access for periods of six  months or
             (optional)         more.
                                The data centre management system can deploy workloads to the machine. In the event of
                                failure, the machine can be taken off line, remote diagnostics can be run and the machine
                                either returned to service or taken permanently offline.
             Derived            –   Minimum energy consumption (see clause 7.1.2)
             requirements       –   Cooling component replacement (see clause 7.1.3)
                                –   Cooling component redundancy (see clause 7.1.3)
                                –   Interface for controlling fan speed (see clause 7.1.3)
                                –   Self-checking mechanism (see clause 7.1.6)
                                –   Remote management (see clause 7.3)
                                –   Diagnostic of physical machine (see clause 7.3)



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