In this article we are going to show you some some best practices for optimizing the performance of your HPE ProLiant Gen10 server.
Here are 8 best practices:
Ensure that the firmware and drivers are up to date: Regularly check for firmware and driver updates for your HPE ProLiant Gen10 server, and apply them promptly to ensure that the server is running at optimal performance levels.
Use recommended HPE certified components: Use only HPE-certified components such as hard drives, memory modules, and network interface cards (NICs) to ensure optimal performance, reliability, and compatibility with your server.
Enable performance-boosting technologies: Make sure to enable technologies such as Intel Turbo Boost and HPE SmartMemory to maximize the performance of your server.
Optimize power management settings: Configure power management settings in the BIOS to ensure the server is running at optimal power levels, balancing performance and power consumption.
Utilize storage performance tuning: Configure the storage subsystem for optimal performance by utilizing RAID levels, cache settings, and I/O optimization.
Utilize network performance tuning: Configure the network subsystem for optimal performance by utilizing jumbo frames, TCP offload engines, and optimizing NIC settings.
Monitor server performance: Use tools such as HPE Integrated Lights-Out (iLO) or HPE Systems Insight Manager (SIM) to monitor server performance and identify potential bottlenecks.
Utilize workload-specific tuning: Optimize server performance for specific workloads such as virtualization or databases by adjusting settings such as CPU priority, memory allocation, and storage access.
These are just a few best practices for optimizing the performance of your HPE ProLiant Gen10 server. Always consult the official documentation from HPE for more detailed information and guidance.