Keia Atlas

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Module

Services is switched off

The services the team runs, their health and their standard. This demo has the Services module switched off in Organisation settings.

Organisation settings

ServiceLiveOwner: Declan MooreSimulated live

IT infrastructure

No open incidents on this servicechecked just now

Filters

Service map

Lit by health, following the filters
  1. Power45 working
  2. Links18 working
  3. Out-of-band access20 working
  4. Comms roomsThe network runs in them
Connectors
  • UPS management cards · checked every 5 s
  • Power strip web interface · checked every 5 s
  • Out-of-band console servers · checked every 5 s
  • ServiceNow · checked every 5 s

The experience

Every office, last 30 days · counted per space, never per person
Time on mains power with links up99.98%30 days: lowest 99.98%, highest 99.99%, latest 99.98%Target 99.95% · Hours every comms room ran on mains power with its fibre links upUPS and power strip monitoring · 09:14
Fixed first time93%30 days: lowest 92%, highest 94%, latest 93%Target 85% · Incidents closed without being reopened or visited twiceIncident records · 09:14
Lost time per incident41 min30 days: lowest 37 min, highest 45 min, latest 42 minTarget under 90 min · The time the person who reported it says they lost (the HappySignals method)Incident records · 09:14
Reassignments per job0.2 per job30 days: lowest 0.1, highest 0.2, latest 0.2Target under 0.5 per job · Times a job changed owner before it was fixedIncident records · 09:14

Not working

    See all in the item map

    Alerts and changes

    Updating

      Simulated from each item's kind and the open incidents, the same in every window. The comms room checks read the recorded racks. Real feeds from the UPS, power strip and console server replace this with the same shape.

      Health by office

      Select one to filter by it

      Everything in the service

      Each dot is an item. Hover to look, select to open it.

      OnlineAlert, or an open incidentOffline

      Comms rooms against the standard

      5 of 15 on the standard
      Comms roomOfficeFree spaceStill to do
      Comms room (IDF) · Rack 1New York office13U of 42UOn the standard
      Comms room (IDF) · Rack 1New York office17U of 42UOn the standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1New York office17U of 42UOn the standard
      Comms room (IDF) · Rack 1Dublin office15U of 42UOn the standard
      Comms room (IDF) · Rack 1Dublin office27U of 42UOn the standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Dublin office17U of 42USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1London office9U of 24USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (IDF) · Rack 1Chicago office19U of 42USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Chicago office17U of 42USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Toronto office9U of 24USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Singapore office9U of 24USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Melbourne office14U of 42USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Tokyo office14U of 42USwitches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Copenhagen office1U of 24U (short)Switches on the house standard
      Comms room (MDF) · Rack 1Juneau office9U of 24USwitches on the house standard

      The standard: a UPS, two power feeds (A and B), an out-of-band console, a fibre patch panel, and switches on the house standard. A rack is short of space with under 6U free, counting reserved growth space as free. Older spaces are due in the network refresh.

      Service levels

      4 of 4 promises kept this month
      PromiseTargetThis monthKeptLast 12 weeks
      Response, P115 min1 of 1 this monthKept12 weeks: lowest 89% met, highest 99% met, latest 95% met
      Fix, P14 h1 of 1 this monthKept12 weeks: lowest 88% met, highest 100% met, latest 98% met
      Fix, P33 days6 of 6 this monthKept12 weeks: lowest 89% met, highest 100% met, latest 93% met
      Comms rooms on mains power99.95%99.95% this monthKept12 weeks: lowest 90% met, highest 99% met, latest 94% met

      Measured from the incident records' own times, with no manual reporting: response is when someone had the job, fix is when it worked again. A promise is kept when nine in ten of the month's jobs met it. The results are simulated.

      Equipment against the standard

      Rack equipment in the comms rooms
      EquipmentKindFittedIn racksOn the house standard
      Raritan (Legrand) PX3 monitored rack PDU, 0UPower strip3015Older, due in the network refresh
      Cisco Catalyst 9300-48PAccess switch2310Older, due in the network refresh
      Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro Max 48 PoEAccess switch215Yes
      Cisco Catalyst 9500-24Y4CCore switch189Older, due in the network refresh
      Palo Alto Networks PA-445Firewall189Older, due in the network refresh
      APC Smart-UPS SRT 3000VA, 2UUPS1515Older, due in the network refresh
      ADVA (Adtran) FSP 150-GE114ProProvider box1010Older, due in the network refresh
      ZPE Systems Nodegrid Gate SROut-of-band console1010Older, due in the network refresh
      ZPE Systems Nodegrid Serial Console Plus, 48 portsOut-of-band console1010Older, due in the network refresh
      Cisco Catalyst 9800-LWi-Fi controller44Older, due in the network refresh
      Ubiquiti UniFi Enterprise Firewall (EFG)Firewall21Yes
      Ubiquiti UniFi Switch Pro AggregationCore switch21Yes

      Firmware for rack equipment is not tracked yet. Real switch and console server feeds will report it here.

      Incidents

      Open incidents raise an alert on their unit until they are resolved. Open the Incidents board for every service.

      Changes and upcoming work

      Projects that touch this service

      Tasks due in the next two weeks

      And 4 more, in the Work list.

      Stock and records

      4 below minimum
      SpareOfficeOn the shelfWhere
      10G SFP+ LR module, singlemodeNew York office1 of 2 minimumCabinet D, Drawer 1
      Power supply for the Studio X52Melbourne office1 of 2 minimumCabinet A, Shelf 1
      10G SFP+ SR module, multimodeTokyo office1 of 2 minimumCabinet B, Drawer 1
      10G SFP+ SR module, multimodeJuneau office1 of 2 minimumCabinet B, Drawer 1

      Who runs this service

      From the roles on the Team page

      Service owner

      Service manager, IT infrastructure

      Declan Moore

      Owns
      Switches, VLANs and addressing. Comms rooms: the MDF and each IDF. ISP circuits
      Decides
      Network changes and port standards. Design sign-off for network
      Hands on to
      Network tasks go to the network engineer.

      Hands on

      Network engineer

      Marco Bianchi, Farah Idris

      Owns
      Switch ports, VLANs and address reservations. Patching in the MDF and IDFs
      Decides
      Which port and VLAN a device gets
      Hands on to
      Works from tasks raised by projects and incidents.

      Hands on

      On-site technician

      Liam Doyle, Tom Ashby, Carlos Mendes and 6 more, in every region

      Owns
      Installs, swaps and first-line fixes on site
      Decides
      Whether a fault needs escalating
      Hands on to
      Escalates to the delivery engineer when the fix is not in the guide; rotas and cover go through the on-site services manager.

      Live figures come from: UPS management cards, Power strip web interface, Out-of-band console servers. Today they are simulated.

      View as

      See Keia Atlas the way someone else does. A demo: nobody signs in.

      Viewing asAnna ByrneAV and IT delivery engineer · EMEA

      Suggested

      Delivery

      • Delivery engineerDesigns and commissions spaces, from survey to handover
      • Project managerRuns projects day to day: dates, suppliers and who does what
      • On-site technicianInstalls and fixes kit in the offices
      • Programme managerPlans the year of projects across every region
      • Engineering managerLeads the delivery engineers
      • Project management leadLeads the project managers
      • On-site services managerLeads the on-site technicians
      • Delivery managerThe whole delivery team, every region

      Support and service

      • Service desk analystTakes incidents as they arrive and routes them
      • Network engineerPorts, VLANs and patching
      • Service manager, AVOwns the AV standard and its service
      • Service manager, networkOwns the network standard and its service

      The Lab

      • Innovation engineerTests new kit before it ships

      Leadership

      • Head of AV and ITThe whole service, every region

      Partners

      • Integration vendorSees their own installations only
      • Service vendorRepairs under the service contract

      Overview

      • EveryoneEvery role's first screen at once, to see the whole picture

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      Tell the team

      About IT infrastructure

      Goes to Sofia Reyes, Service manager, AV. Reviewed within five working days.