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The NOC
Inspired by the AT&T Global operations center, see how this ultimate battlestation was built and what it's capable of already.
Originally published January 2019
tags: devlog enterprise coworking virtual desktop
A network operations center, or NOC (pronounced "knock"), is a central location from which network administrators manage, control and monitor one or more networks. The overall function is to maintain optimal network operations across a variety of platforms, mediums and communications channels.
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Inspiration for the digital model came from pictures of the AT&T global operations center, one of the biggest control rooms in the world.
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The virtual NOC project began in the fall of 2017, some months after testing remote desktops in VR using the deskcloud stack.
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This is what it looks like after it was 3d modeled by firefoxg and imported into native JanusVR:
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All of the screens worked great in janusweb as well, a total of 37 in the entire room! Here's a look of the webgl browser based version of the NOC.
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inspiration album https://imgur.com/a/3sJKYwv
