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Inside the Outposts racks, we have hosts, switches, network patch panels, power shelves, and blank panels. Outposts racks are designed for high availability with redundant network switches and power connections. You can also provision your Outpost compute racks with additional capacity for resiliency. AWS delivers the Outposts racks to your preferred physical site fully assembled and ready to be rolled into final position. They are installed by AWS and the racks need to be simply plugged into power and network. **Run AWS Services locally on your Outposts rack** * Compute: [Amazon EC2](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/), [Amazon ECS](https://aws.amazon.com/ecs/), [Amazon EKS](https://aws.amazon.com/eks/) * Storage: [Amazon EBS](https://aws.amazon.com/ebs/) * Networking:[ Amazon VPC](https://aws.amazon.com/vpc/), [AWS Direct Connec](https://aws.amazon.com/directconnect/)t, [ALB](https://aws.amazon.com/elasticloadbalancing/application-load-balancer/) * Database: [Amazon RDS](https://aws.amazon.com/rds/) * IoT: [AWS IoT Greengrass](https://aws.amazon.com/greengrass/) **Run same AWS APIs & tools as in the AWS Region** * [EC2 Auto Scaling Groups](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/autoscaling/) * [AWS CloudFormation](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/) * [CloudWatch ](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudwatch/) * [CloudTrail](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudtrail/) * [Elastic Beanstalk](https://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/) * [Cloud9](https://aws.amazon.com/cloud9/) and more... ## Hosts ## Details Each Outposts compute rack comes pre-configured with a mix of EC2 instance capacity and EBS storage volumes that you choose from a [_pre-curated catalog of configurations_](https://aws.amazon.com/outposts/pricing/). The hosts populating the Outposts compute rack are typically 1U or 2U and 21 inches wide. **Supported EC2 instances include** * General Purpose M8i and M7i * Compute Intensive C8i and C7i * Memory Intensive R8i and R7i Support for more EC2 instances, including GPU-enabled instances, is coming soon. ## Networking ## Networking Seamlessly extend your existing Amazon VPC from an AWS Region to an Outpost in your on-premises location. Use the same VPC components that are accessible in the Region including internet gateways, virtual private gateways, Amazon VPC Transit Gateways, and VPC endpoints. After installation, you can create a subnet in your regional VPC and associate it with an Outpost just as you associate subnets with an Availability Zone in an AWS Region. Instances in Outpost subnets communicate with other instances in the AWS Region using private IP addresses, all within the same VPC. ## Outpost network rack Each logical Outpost deployment comes with an Outposts network rack, which acts as a network aggregation point for one or more Outposts compute racks. With this architecture, you can decouple the scaling of compute resources from networking, letting you optimize costs by expanding only what your specific workloads require. The network rack also comes with built-in resiliency to handle network device failures, simplifying high availability design. An Outposts network rack includes four physical networking devices, which need to be connected to two or four upstream customer devices with a minimum of four physical links (one per networking device). ## Patch panels AWS Outposts rack supports the following uplink speeds and quantities for each Outposts rack network device. Uplink speed | Number of uplinks ---|--- 10 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4 40 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4 100 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4 ## Outpost network rack The uplink speed and quantity are symmetrical on each Outposts network rack. If you use 100 Gbps as the uplink speed, you must configure the link with forward error correction (FEC CL91). Outpost racks can support single-mode fiber (SMF) with Lucent Connector (LC), multimode fiber (MMF), or MMF OM4 with LC. AWS provides the optics that are compatible with the fiber that you provide at the rack position. ## Power Outposts racks use a centralized redundant power conversion unit and a DC distribution system in the backplane. This is handled with line mate connectors so IT personnel need to just snap the host or switch into place to provide power. This improves reliability, cost, serviceability, and energy efficiency. ## Redundant centralized power conversion unit The Outposts compute rack power shelf supports three power configurations. The configuration of the power shelf depends on how the host capacity is racked. The Outposts network rack power shelf supports one power configuration. ## Bus bar A central power bus bar in the back to distribute power to each server. We have whips supporting a variety of common power types. ## Power connectors Each Outposts compute rack supports 10KVA-30KVA power supply and redundant feeds. Each Outposts network rack requires 8.89 KVA power supply. ## Power configurations for an Outposts compute rack The power shelf has two inputs, S1 and S2, that can be configured as follows. Configuration | Redundant, single phase | Redundant, three phase | Single phase | Three phase ---|---|---|---|--- 10 kVA | 4 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drop to S1 and 2 drop to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 2 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drop to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 15 kVA | 6 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 and 3 drops to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 3 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 30 kVA (dual power shelves) | 12 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 and 3 drops to S2 on two power shelves | 4 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W or CS8365C, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 on two power shelves | 6 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 on two power shelves | 6 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 on two power shelves ## Power configuration for the Outposts network rack The Outposts network rack draws 8.89 kVA and supports redundant single and three phase power drops that can be configured as follows. Configuration | Redundant, single phase | Redundant, three phase | Single phase | Three phase ---|---|---|---|--- 10 kVA | 4 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drop to S1 and 2 drop to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 2 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drop to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 ## Power configuration for the Outposts network rack AC line voltage | Single phase 208 to 277 VAC (50 or 60 Hz) or wye three phase 346 to 480 VAC (50 to 60 Hz) or delta three phase 208 to 230 VAC (50 to 60 Hz) ---|--- Power consumption | 10 kVA (9 kW), 15 kVA (13 kW), or 30kVA (26kW) AC protection (upstream power breakers) | 30 or 32 or 50 A AC inlet type (receptable) | Single phase L6-30P (30A) or IEC309 P+N+E, 6 hour (32 A), three phase AH530P7W 3P+N+E, 7 hour (30A), or three phase AH532P6W 3P+N+E 6 hour (32 A), or three phase Non-NEMA twistlock Hubbell CS8365C, 3P+E, center ground (50A) Whip length | 10.25 ft (3 m) Whip - Rack cabling input | From above or below ## Security AWS is responsible for protecting the infrastructure of Outposts racks similar to how it secures infrastructure in the AWS Regions today. Customers are responsible for securing their applications running on Outposts racks as they do in the Region today. Additionally, customers are responsible for the physical security of their Outpost racks, and for ensuring consistent networking to the Outpost. ## Lockable door Each Outposts rack comes with built-in tamper detection. It is an enclosed rack with a lockable door. ## Nitro Cards Every host on an Outposts rack has a Nitro Chip. The Nitro System enables the most secure cloud platform that continuously monitors, protects, and verifies the instance hardware and firmware. Virtualization resources are offloaded to dedicated hardware and software minimizing the attack surface. Finally, Nitro System's security model is locked down and prohibits all administrative access, including those of Amazon employees, eliminating the possibility of human error and tampering. ## Encryption key AWS ensures that all your data is protected and remains in your control. All data is encrypted at rest in the Nitro System that is present in every host. The encryption key is wrapped to an external key stored in a removable device. This removable device is present in every host on the Outposts rack. Destroying the device is equivalent to destroying the data. At the end of your Outposts rack term, when AWS removes the rack from the premises, you will also be required to destroy the device. This ensures your data won’t leave the premises. ## Facility Outposts racks are delivered and installed by AWS technicians into a facility of your choice. ## Casters and stands Outposts racks come in casters to easily roll the racks into the desired space in your facility. Stands are installed in-place. ## Facility requirements Below are the facility requirements for Outposts compute racks and the Outposts network rack. * Temperature and humidity – The ambient temperature must be between 41º F (5º C) and 95º F (35º C). The relative humidity must be between 8 percent and 80 percent with no condensation. * Airflow – Racks draw cold air from the front aisle and exhaust hot air to the back aisle. The rack position must provide at least 145.8 times the kVA of cubic feet per minute (CFM) airflow.Loading dock – Your loading dock must accommodate a rack crate that is 94 inches (239 cm) high by 54 inches (138 cm) wide by 51 inches (130 cm) deep. * Airflow – Racks draw cold air from the front aisle and exhaust hot air to the back aisle. The rack position must provide at least 145.8 times the kVA of cubic feet per minute (CFM) airflow. * Weight support – The location where the rack will be installed and the path to that location must support the weight specified in the order summary at the rack point loads. This includes freight and standard elevators. * Clearance – An Outposts compute rack is 80 inches (203 cm) high, 24 inches (61 cm) wide, and 48 inches (122 cm) deep. An Outposts network rack is 80 inches (203 cm) high, 30 inches (76 cm) wide, and 48 inches (122 cm) deep. Any doorways, hallways, turns, ramps, and elevators must provide sufficient clearance. At the final resting position, there must be a 24 inch (61 cm) wide by 48 inch (122 cm) deep area for each Outposts compute rack, and a 30 inch (76 cm) wide by 48 inch (122 cm) deep area for each Outposts network rack. For each rack, there must be an additional 48 inches (122 cm) of front clearance and 24 inches (61 cm) of rear clearance. The total minimum area required is 24 inch (61 cm) wide by 10 feet (305 cm) deep for an Outposts compute rack, and 30 inch (76 cm) wide by 10 feet (305 cm) for an Outposts network rack. * Seismic bracing – To the extent required by regulation or code, you will install and maintain appropriate seismic anchorage and bracing for the racks while they are in your facility. * Bonding point – We recommend that you provide a bonding wire/point at the rack position so that your electrician can bond the racks during installation, which will be validated by the AWS-certified technician. * Elevation – The elevation of the room where the racks are installed must be below 10,005 feet (3,050 meters). * You will not change the facility in a way that negatively affects the ability of AWS to access, service, or remove the Outposts racks. The following diagram shows the total minimum area required for an Outposts compute rack and an Outposts network rack, including clearance. ## Facility requirements ## Standard Configuration (1st Generation) ## Outposts rack ## Outposts rack A logical Outpost deployment consists of one or more physical Outposts racks with compute, storage, and networking capabilities within each rack. Inside we have hosts, switches, a network patch panel, a power shelf, and blank panels. Outposts racks are designed for high availability with redundant network switches and power connections. You can also provision your Outposts rack with additional capacity for resiliency. AWS delivers the Outposts rack to your preferred physical site fully assembled and ready to be rolled into final position. It is installed by AWS and the rack needs to be simply plugged into power and network. **Run AWS Services locally on your Outposts rack** * Compute: [_Amazon EC2_](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/), [_Amazon ECS_](https://aws.amazon.com/ecs/), [_Amazon EKS_](https://aws.amazon.com/eks/) * Storage: [_Amazon EBS_](https://aws.amazon.com/ebs/), [_Amazon S3_](https://aws.amazon.com/s3/outposts/) * Networking: Amazon VPC, AWS Direct Connect, ALB, [_Route 53 Resolver_](https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/amazon-route-53-resolver-now-available-on-aws-outposts-rack/) * Database: [_Amazon RDS_](https://aws.amazon.com/rds/) * Analytics: [_Amazon EMR_](https://aws.amazon.com/emr/) * IoT: AWS IoT Greengrass * Disaster recovery and migration: AWS Elastic Disaster Recovery **Run same AWS APIs & tools as in the AWS Region** * [_EC2 Auto Scaling Groups_](https://aws.amazon.com/ec2/autoscaling/) * [_AWS CloudFormation_](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudformation/) * [_CloudWatch_](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudwatch/) * [_CloudTrail_](https://aws.amazon.com/cloudtrail/) * [_Elastic Beanstalk_](https://aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/) * [_Cloud9_](https://aws.amazon.com/cloud9/) and more... ## Hosts Each Outposts rack comes pre-configured with a mix of EC2 instance capacity and EBS storage volumes that you choose from a [_pre-curated catalog of configurations_](https://aws.amazon.com/outposts/pricing/). The hosts populating the Outposts rack are typically 1U or 2U and 21 inches wide. **Supported EC2 instances include** * General Purpose M5 * Compute Intensive C5 * Memory Intensive R5 * Graphics Optimized G4 To run the latest EC2 instance types locally, check out the second-generation Outposts racks. ## Hosts ## Networking Seamlessly extend your existing Amazon VPC from an AWS Region to an Outpost in your on-premises location. Use the same VPC components that are accessible in the Region including internet gateways, virtual private gateways, Amazon VPC Transit Gateways, and VPC endpoints. ## Networking Speed Uplink speed | Number of uplinks ---|--- 1 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 10 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 12, 16 40 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4 100 Gbps | 1, 2, 3, 4 ## Networking After installation, you can create a subnet in your regional VPC and associate it with an Outpost just as you associate subnets with an Availability Zone in an AWS Region. Instances in Outpost subnets communicate with other instances in the AWS Region using private IP addresses, all within the same VPC. ## Network Switches Every Outposts rack has two physical network devices that attach to your local network. To connect to your local network you will need a minimum of two physical links between these Outposts rack network devices and your local network devices. AWS provides the optics that are compatible with the fiber that you provide at the rack position. ## Patch panels AWS Outposts rack supports the following uplink speeds and quantities for each Outposts rack network device. The uplink speed and quantity are symmetrical on each Outposts rack network device. If you use 100 Gbps as the uplink speed, you must configure the link with forward error correction (FEC CL91). Outpost racks can support single-mode fiber (SMF) with Lucent Connector (LC), multimode fiber (MMF), or MMF OM4 with LC. ## Power An AWS Outposts rack uses a centralized redundant power conversion unit and a DC distribution system in the backplane. This is handled with line mate connectors so you need to just snap the host into place to provide power. This improves reliability, cost, serviceability, and energy efficiency. ## Redundant centralized power conversion unit The Outposts rack power shelf supports three power configurations. The configuration of the power shelf depends on how the host capacity is racked. ## Power connectors 5KVA-15KVA power supply and redundant feeds supported. ## Bus bar A central power bus bar in the back to distribute power to each server. We have whips supporting a variety of common power types. ## The power shelf has two inputs, S1 and S2, that can be configured as follows Configuration | Redundant, single phase | Redundant, three phase | Single phase | Three phase ---|---|---|---|--- 5 kVA | 2 x L6-30P or IEC309, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 1 x L6-30P or IEC309, 1 drop to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 10 kVA | 4 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drops to S1 and 2 drops to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 2 x L6-30P or IEC309, 2 drops to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 15 kVA | 6 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 and 3 drops to S2 | 2 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 and 1 drop to S2 | 3 x L6-30P or IEC309, 3 drops to S1 | 1 x AH530P7W or AH532P6W, 1 drop to S1 ## The power shelf has two inputs, S1 and S2, that can be configured as follows. AC line voltage | Single phase 208 to 277 VAC (50 or 60 Hz) or three phase 346 to 480 VAC (50 to 60 Hz) ---|--- Power consumption | 5 kVA (4kW), 10 kVA (9 kW), or 15 kVA (13 kW) AC protection (upstream power breakers) | 30 or 32 A AC inlet type …