HP Apollo Server

HP has been able to build a high-performance computing ecosystem (HPC) to help solve the most complex performance problems of companies and corporations networks. HP Apollo servers are high density servers. These types of servers are designed for high efficiency and performance. These servers have computing, storage, network, power, and cooling racks. HP Apollo servers, such as the G10 server, use a liquid cooling system that is up to 1000 times more efficient than an air cooling system. This cooling method makes the servers perform up to twice as well in group computations and when using cloud space.

Apollo systems provide a platform with high efficiency and productivity. These systems like G10 servers are rack-scaled and can be very suitable for use in High Performance Computing or HPC and the workloads of service providers and AI (artificial intelligence). These servers can be very useful especially in organizations. These systems, due to their excellent performance, are in the category of hyper scale systems that have excellent and expandable processing power for web hosting, big data processing, web services and supercomputing applications. Rack-Scale is a logical architecture that separates network resources, storage, and computing.

Apollo server types

The first servers to be launched by HP under the Apollo series were HP Apollo 2000 and HP Apollo 4000 servers. HP Apollo server 2000 is a type of server that has 2 units and is an ideal option for performing complex calculations. Of course, according to today’s needs, its size is a bit compared to large cloud computing servers, which there is no particular problem in this regard, and this server is highly efficient.

For this model of systems, there are two models of HP Proliant server. Model HP Proliant XL170r G9 and model HP Proliant XL190r G9. The difference between the two servers is in the support for PCIe 3.0 slots. The XL170r supports two slots and the other server supports three external slots.

HP Apollo 4200 Gen9 Server

The HP Apollo 4200 Gen9 server is one of a series of servers that requires two units. This type of Gen9 server can also support 28 3.5-inch (LFF) or 54 2.5-inch (SFF) drives. The HP Apollo 4200 Gen9 server is 32 inches deep, so you can provide this server with the ability to easily use the very high storage space in your existing architecture.

HP Apollo 4200 Gen9 Server Specifications

Chassis: U2 rack
Storage: 28 LFFs or 54 SFFs
Network: Two 1 GB Ethernet
Memory: Maximum 1 terabyte
Management: HP iLO4 Advanced
Development: 5 PCI-E 3, FlexibleLOM
Server model: HP Apollo 4200 Gen9
Reed controller: HP Array P840ar Embedded
Processor: Two processors – Intel® Xeon® v4 E5-2600 v3
Power supply: Two power supplies 800 and 1400 watts hot-plug

HP Apollo 4510 Gen9 Server:

The HP Apollo 4510 server is a special product made by HP for object storage missions. The advantages of this server include highly advanced chassis design, high data storage capacity, strong cooling and good price.