Cisco UCS 5108 Blade Server Chassis, 4 PS, 2 IOM | Enterprise Blade — CON-L14HR-EZINCHSS
Consolidate compute, power, and networking into a single chassis designed for dense enterprise deployment. Cisco UCS 5108 blade infrastructure gives infrastructure teams a shared platform for blade servers, reducing rack sprawl while keeping management centralized and predictable. With four power supplies and two I/O modules, this chassis is built for environments that need redundancy and service continuity. The modular architecture supports a cleaner operational model than standalone servers, especially when you are standardizing on a blade footprint across virtualized clusters, private cloud nodes, or application tiers that need consistent provisioning. This chassis is a strong fit when uptime, cable reduction, and lifecycle control matter more than raw box count. It helps teams scale compute capacity inside a controlled enclosure, making it easier to align power, cooling, and network design with enterprise rack strategy. For organizations that already run Cisco UCS, it extends the platform with the density and shared infrastructure expected in higher-value deployments. Ideal For Virtualization clusters requiring dense shared infrastructure Private cloud deployments standardized on Cisco UCS Enterprise application hosting with centralized blade management Data center refresh projects replacing scattered rack servers Why This Product 1 Shared chassis infrastructure instead of standalone servers 2 4 power supplies for higher redundancy 3 2 I/O modules for cleaner network integration 4 Designed for dense Cisco UCS blade deployments
- Processor Count: No processors installed; chassis only
- Processor Model: Chassis only
- Processor Family: Chassis only
- Server Form Factor: Blade chassis
- Management Type: Centralized chassis management
- Blade Width: Full-width blade support
- Blade Enclosure: Cisco UCS 5108 blade chassis
- Mezzanine Slots: Chassis-level specification not stated
- Blades Per Enclosure: Up to 8 blades per enclosure
- Shared Infrastructure: Shared infrastructure architecture
- Key Feature 1: Cisco UCS 5108 blade server chassis
- Key Feature 2: 4 power supply configuration
- Key Feature 3: 2 I/O module slots
- Key Feature 4: Shared infrastructure blade enclosure
- Key Feature 5: Modular UCS architecture
- Key Feature 6: Rack-mounted chassis design
- Key Feature 7: Enterprise data center deployment
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