Built for Some of the Most Demanding Workloads
The HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 Plus server is powered by 3rd Generation Intel® Xeon® processors and built with foundational intelligence to transform IT with insights that enhance workload performance, placement, and efficiency, delivering better outcomes faster. HPE ProLiant servers provide real-time operational feedback on server performance plus recommendations for fine-tuning BIOS settings to adjust to better serve changing business needs.
360-degree Holistic Security
The HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 Plus server provides an enhanced holistic, 360-degree view to security that begins in the manufacturing supply chain and concludes with a safeguarded, end-of-life decommissioning.
HPE ProLiant security begins with the corruption-free manufacture of the server and auditing the integrity of every component – hardware and firmware – to provide verification that the server begins its lifecycle uncompromised through the supply chain. Provide rapid detection of a security-compromised server, even to the point of not allowing it to boot, identify and contain malicious code, and protect healthy servers. Also provide automated recovery from a security event, including restoration of validated firmware, and facilitating recovery of operating system, application, and data connections, providing a fast path to bring a server back online and into normal operations.
When it’s time to retire or repurpose an HPE ProLiant server, one button secure erase speeds and simplifies the complete removal of passwords, configuration settings, and data, preventing inadvertent access to previously secured information.
Intelligent Management Automation
The HPE ProLiant DL360 Gen10 Plus server simplifies and automates management tasks, establishing a solid foundation for a standards-based, hybrid cloud platform enabled by automation. Embedded in Hewlett Packard Enterprise servers, HPE Integrated Lights-Out(iLO) is an exclusive core intelligence that monitors server status, providing the means for reporting, ongoing management, service alerting, and local or remote management to quickly identify and resolve issues. Automation and software-defined control reduces time spent on provisioning and maintenance, and reduces deployment times.
