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- HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 1
and reprovisioning of high-density servers technology brief Abstract...2 IT resource challenges ...2 HP strategy ...2 ProLiant BL solution ...3 Modular infrastructure...3 Server blade and power enclosures 3 Server blades...4 Interconnects...4 Power infrastructure ...4 Management and deployment - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 2
features. The HP ProLiant BL program includes an entire portfolio of industry-standard server blades with a common interface for use in multi-tiered computing environments requiring everything from front-end servers to higher performance mid-tier and back-end servers. The target market for these - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 3
and by enabling installation of ProLiant BL server blades in standard racks along with legacy servers and storage. Server blade and power enclosures The cornerstone of the ProLiant BL architecture is a set of server blade and power enclosures that install easily in 19-inch-wide HP, third-party, and - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 4
supplies and contain the power management module for monitoring the power infrastructure. The ProLiant BL p-Class bus bars distribute power to the server blade enclosures and drastically reduce cabling. The power infrastructure provides sufficient redundant power to support today's and future BL - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 5
capable of discovering and managing devices from HP and other vendors using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP), Desktop Management server blade enclosure, including ProLiant BL-compatible enclosures such as rack monitors, storage enclosures, and uninterruptible power supplies. The enclosure - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 6
deployment infrastructure and power planning. For ProLiant BL e-Class server blades, read HP ProLiant BL e-Class System Overview and Planning, available at ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/supportinformation/papers/173f0802bwwen_rev1_us.pdf. For ProLiant BL p-Class server blades, read HP ProLiant BL p-Class - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 7
to support multiple generations of processors and networking technologies is much more difficult. Through careful planning and design of power supplies, switches, and cooling capabilities, HP has designed investment protection into blade systems. For instance, the ProLiant BL p-Class enclosure 7 - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 8
consolidation. Connecting blade components over an Internet Protocol (IP) fabric, such as RDMA over Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), will improve performance and utilization while simplifying and unifying the infrastructure. Conclusion In designing the ProLiant BL server line, HP continues to - HP ProLiant BL35p | HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and reprovision - Page 9
at http://h18004.www1.hp.com/proudcts/servers/management/rdp/index.html. The technology brief HP ProLiant BL e-Class System Overview and Planning is accessible at ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/supportinformation/papers/173f0802b-wwen_rev1_us.pdf The technology brief HP ProLiant BL p-Class System Overview
HP ProLiant BL strategy for rapid deployment and
reprovisioning of high-density servers
technology brief
Abstract
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IT resource challenges
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HP strategy
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ProLiant BL solution
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Modular infrastructure
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Server blade and power enclosures
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Server blades
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Interconnects
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Power infrastructure
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Management and deployment technology
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System management
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Rack and unit identification
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Solution sizing
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Rapid, volume system deployment
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Future directions
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Investment protection
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Utility blade vision
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Conclusion
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For more information
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Call to action
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