ProLiant servers are separated into four main product lines - ML, DL, BL, SY, and Apollo - which generally denote form factor. There is the option to purchase the server with ClearOS installed in order for users to be able to enable applications via an easy-to-use web-GUI with minimal effort. They offer user upgradable components and easy access to hard drives. The HPE ProLiant MicroServer line of products are entry-level, low power, compact, and affordable servers meant for small business, home office, or edge computing. The physical design of the enclosures has not changed since the first versions (other than the larger LCD screen at the front compared to the first generation enclosures, and new plastic covers and HPE branding on the 3rd generation enclosures). However improvements to back-plane of the enclosure in the new generation enclosures have enabled faster I/O capabilities (such as 10Gbit/s Ethernet adapters and switches, and Infiniband). One advantage of HP/HPE Blade Enclosures compared to competitors (such as IBM Blade Systems) has been that the older generation enclosures have been able to accommodate new generation BL servers just by upgrading the firmware for OA in the enclosure (Onboard Administrator). There are two models of blade enclosures: HPE BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure (8 Bays for Blades), and HPE BladeSystem c7000 Enclosures (16 Bays for Blades). Blade systems aim towards maximum density and manageability at limited rack space. They are made specially for use in a blade enclosure and cannot be used without such. These models are mostly used in data centers and environments where a maximum of computing power is desired.īL server models are enclosure-based. They aim towards a balance between density and computing power.Īvailable models through product generations Model They aim towards maximum expandability.ĭL server models are rack-based.
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