Where can I find information about the server hardware?

Question

System administration

Greetings to all who come!
As you know, in order to assemble a good home computer, you either need to have a friend who understands hardware, or spend some time yourself studying the current situation on the market.
But with the "assembly" of the server ( it is server hardware and brands that are of interest: HP, Dell, Lenovo, Huawei, IBM, Cisco, Juniper, etc. It is still quite easy to find information on self-assembled servers like i7 + 32Gb + SSD) the situation is somewhat different. If there is a person who is ready to spend his time explaining what and how is in this "kitchen", then this is great, but if there is no such person, then the matter becomes more complicated: if the theory can still be found and studied independently, then there are problems with the practical choice of equipment. Of course, if you have money, then you can take something expensive and you are unlikely to make a mistake (you will pay the maximum for unnecessary things), but this is not our method.
In this regard, the question is: tell me good ( without, or with a small number of purely advertising reviews (if you can’t do without them, then sometimes in the comments below them they indicate what they were silent about in the review), holivar (although where without them) ) resources on the net ( websites, forums, maybe magazines ), which would post reviews of server hardware (servers, storage systems, routers, switches and accessories for all of the above ), assembly tips, etc. information about "serious" iron, not home "toys".

Answer 1

Virtually no one does reviews of server hardware in rare cases.
It's just pointless.
The essence of the review is to help the user choose something like that from the whole variety.
And the server is not chosen by the user, but by a specialist, and he does not need something like that, but specific hardware for specific purposes, so he goes to the manufacturer's websites, or contacts support and voices the necessary technical characteristics.

"serious" hardware, not home "toys".

And than on your serious iron differs from house toys???
In order to choose, you must first clearly define what you need.

Answer 2

Please contact your distributor. They will be happy to pick up iron for your tasks.

Answer 3

You are aiming wrong.
Finding a good resource is hardly the goal (are you for business, not education?).
Finding good hardware is also not the goal (for example, Nokia 3310 is an excellent mobile phone - that is better than good, but you are unlikely to choose it).
The goal is to close some problems/questions/areas. Figure out what exactly you want to solve. It is most important. Then decide on acceptable conditions (eg budget, power consumption, noise) and requirements (inexpensive expansion of capacity, "so that 1Ska does not get dumb", etc.).
Already then it is worth picking up iron.