Select server hardware around the applications it must run, rather than specifications alone. Estimate CPU, memory, storage capacity, IOPS, network throughput, expansion needs, and expected service life. Confirm rack depth, power, cooling, and remote management compatibility before purchase.
Recommended approach
Plan storage redundancy and backups separately: RAID is not a substitute for an independent backup. Check drive health, firmware compatibility, supported memory, and warranty status. For virtualization, consider host capacity and recovery requirements. Document firmware levels and configuration, and test restoration procedures before a server becomes business-critical.
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