AI BriefingHow boot time for Core units was reduced from hours to minutes
·2026.06.02 01:53
Key point
By leveraging UEFI data structures and iPXE automation, the boot time of Core servers was reduced from 4 hours to just minutes.
Details
A problem arose where Core server reboot times after firmware updates stretched to as long as 4 hours.
To resolve this, an in-depth analysis of UEFI data structures and iPXE automation was conducted. As a result, unnecessary timeouts were eliminated, bringing boot time back down to just minutes.
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