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HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Rack Server Intel Xeon-S 4208 8-Core 32GB RAM 8 x SFF SAS Drive BayMR416i-p 4GB 800W Power Supply(P56959-B21)
Key Features
Brand:HPE
Form Factor: 2U Rackmount
Processor: 1 x Intel Xeon Silver 4208 (8 Cores, 2.10GHz, 11MB Cache)
RAM: 32GB (1 x 32GB) DDR4 SmartMemory (Expandable up to 3TB)
Drive Bays: 8 x Small Form Factor (SFF) Hot-Plug SAS/SATA/SSD
Storage Controller: Broadcom MegaRAID MR416i-p Gen10 Plus with 4GB Cache (RAID 0,1,5,6,10,50,60)
Network: Embedded 4 x 1GbE Network Adapter
Power Supply: 1 x 800W Flex Slot Platinum Hot Plug
Management: HPE iLO 5 Standard
1 Year Warranty
HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Rack Server Product Overview
The HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 Rack Server balances high-density processing power, flexible memory scaling, and enterprise-grade hardware security tracking. Featuring an Intel Xeon Silver 4208 eight-core processor and thirty-two gigabytes of high-speed system memory, this two-rack-unit server chassis serves as an ideal solution for core database virtualization, corporate application hosting, and localized cloud infrastructure. Designed to deliver adaptable performance inside standard data center environments, this server ensures exceptional computational reliability for demanding small-to-medium enterprise workloads.Â
Modern corporate environments require secure local processing and deep hardware health visibility, and this rack-mountable server delivers on both fronts. It seamlessly handles intensive processing tasks including multi-tenant virtualization, mid-sized business accounting databases, and file storage automation. By combining advanced hardware-level security with an expandable modular backplane layout, it eliminates traditional processing bottlenecks during peak computing hours. Whether you are building a secure container environment or deploying a dedicated local file repository, this HPE ProLiant server provides enterprise-grade engineering in a robust physical form factor
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | Two Rack Unit Rack Mountable Chassis |
| Processor Model | Intel Xeon Silver 4208 Processor |
| Core Count | Eight Core Sixteen Thread Architecture |
| Base Memory | Thirty Two Gigabytes DDR4 SmartMemory |
| Smart Array Controller | Integrated HPE Smart Array Controller |
| Power Supply Unit | High Efficiency Hot Plug Power Supply |
| Infrastructure Management | HPE Integrated Lights Out 5 Management |
Core Product Capabilities
Advanced Intel Xeon Silver Processing
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- Features an eight-core Intel Xeon Silver 4208 processing architecture
- Delivers steady sixteen-thread execution for multi-threaded applications
- Supports embedded hyper-threading technology to quicken application loading
- Optimizes operational power efficiency to reduce overall data center cooling costs
Error Correcting DDR4 SmartMemory
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- Includes thirty-two gigabytes of enterprise-grade DDR4 registered memory
- Employs advanced error-correcting code to prevent operating system crashes
- Supports extensive scaling paths via multiple available memory slot lanes
- Maximizes data transfer rates between memory modules and processor cores
Modular Hard Drive Expansion Backplane
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- Accommodates diverse small form factor hard drive configurations
- Integrates an HPE Smart Array controller for hardware backup redundancy
- Supports fast hot-plug storage changes without turning off the system
- Scales physical storage volumes smoothly as business data archives grow
Performance and Workflow Optimization
High Density Virtualization Scaling
The server hardware utilizes specialized hardware virtualization features to isolate distinct guest systems. This architecture allows technology managers to launch dozens of separate virtual machines, microservices, and testing containers inside a single physical chassis, maximizing office resource use and lowering hardware capital costs.Â
Centralized Remote Management Portal
Technical infrastructure groups benefit directly from the hardware design. Operating with the integrated HPE Lights-Out management system allows technicians to monitor system health metrics, modify power configurations, and install operating systems remotely. This technical versatility ensures that off-site technical teams can fix server errors without traveling to the data center facility.Â
Data Security and Silicon Trust Protocols
Silicon Root of Trust Defense
Information protection remains a primary structural benefit of this rack server. The server architecture ties essential firmware security directly into the silicon microchips from the factory, running continuous security verification scripts before the server boots up. This defense mechanism ensures that your principal operating systems resist malicious firmware infections
Active Firmware Malicious Intrusion Recovery
Hardware reliability is reinforced through automated system recovery tools. If the server identifies unauthorized modifications to its core boot code, the internal management controller intercepts the startup process and restores the system to a safe factory configuration automatically. This automated protective workflow guards sensitive business data assets from sophisticated network threats.Â
Infrastructure Architecture Utilization Guidelines
Corporate Database Application Duties
The eight-core layout provides excellent real estate for core business databases. It comfortably coordinates localized enterprise resource planning tools, payroll spreadsheets, and secure financial databases simultaneously, eliminating data access delays across your entire local area network mesh.Â
Centralized Office File Archiving Hub
For distributed corporate setups, this intelligent server offers a reliable platform to consolidate local data. Network staff can configure extensive storage spaces to host secure employee document archives, company text files, and automated local data backups, keeping your primary digital files accessible and isolated from public web vulnerabilities.Â
Primary User Benefits
Low Capital Infrastructure Costs
The server enables corporate finance managers to lower physical computing costs. This multi-core convergence layer ensures that missing system hosts like independent print servers, web directories, and localized security firewalls are resolved efficiently within a single rack chassis.
Standardized Two Rack Unit Form Factor
The standardized physical body slides smoothly into standard nineteen-inch network server enclosures. The efficient front-to-back thermal layout ensures zero cooling interference inside tightly packed equipment closets or busy corporate server rooms
Complete Hardware Status Analytics
The device works in tandem with proprietary asset management dashboards. Users can evaluate baseline processor temperatures, monitor individual memory lane power use, execute secure automated software patches, and track overall hardware health from a unified graphic interface.
