What differentiated business value does HPE GreenLake provide to a customer that a traditional capital outlay purchasing model does not?
HPE GreenLake is a pay-per-use IT model that delivers on-demand capacity and planning, combining the agility and economics of public cloud with the security and performance of on-premises IT. It helps customers improve their liquidity by avoiding large upfront capital expenditures and paying only for what they use. This frees up cash flow and enables them to invest in other strategic initiatives.According to an IDC study, customers using HPE GreenLake Management Services reported a 27% lower three-year cost of operations and a 287% five-year return on investment1.Reference:
HPE GreenLake cloud platform
The Business Value of HPE GreenLake Management Services
HPE Expands Pay-Per-Use IT to Key Business Workloads
Three Financial Benefits of Using HPE Greenlake
You have designed an HPE Synergy solution for a customer site. The customer wants to use this solution design as a blueprint to implement the same solution in 200 locations. They want to minimize cost for installation and configuration and therefore plan to order everything Factory pre-installed and pre-configured.
Which HPE tool can you use to document the customer requirements and attach them to the order?
HPE SmartCID is a tool that enables you to document the customer requirements and attach them to the order for HPE Synergy solutions. HPE SmartCID allows you to capture the configuration details, such as the frame layout, the compute modules, the interconnect modules, the storage options, the network settings, and the firmware versions, and generate a configuration file that can be used for factory pre-installation and pre-configuration. HPE SmartCID also validates the configuration for compatibility and compliance with HPE best practices and provides a graphical representation of the solution design. HPE SmartCID can help you reduce the cost and time for installation and configuration and ensure a consistent and error-free deployment across multiple sites.Reference:HPE SmartCID User Guide,HPE Synergy 12000 Frame Setup and Installation Guide,HPE Factory Express Integration Services
Which protocol should you recommend for a dedicated lossless fabric?
Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) is a protocol that allows Fibre Channel traffic to be encapsulated and transported over an Ethernet network. FCoE enables the convergence of storage and data networks, reducing the number of cables, switches, and adapters required for a dedicated lossless fabric. FCoE also preserves the features and benefits of Fibre Channel, such as high performance, reliability, security, and management. FCoE requires Enhanced Transmission Selection (ETS) and Priority-based Flow Control (PFC) to ensure lossless and low-latency transmission of storage traffic over Ethernet.HPE Aruba Ethernet-based storage fabrics support FCoE and provide cloud-like scalability and simplicity for data-driven applications1.Reference:Advanced HPE Edge-to-Cloud Solutions, Rev. 22.31 (0001196323) H61Z2S,HPE Aruba Ethernet-based storage fabrics bring cloud-like scalability to data-driven applications
Which components can be part of HPE's disaggregated hyperconverged infrastructure (dHCI)? (Choose three.)
HPE's disaggregated hyperconverged infrastructure (dHCI) is a solution that combines the simplicity and ease-of-use of HCI with the flexibility and scalability of disaggregated architecture. It consists of three main components: compute nodes, storage nodes, and networking. The compute nodes are HPE ProLiant servers that run the applications and virtual machines. The storage nodes are HPE Alletra 6000 arrays that provide storage capacity and data services. The networking is the fabric that connects the compute and storage nodes, providing high-speed data transfer and management.
The HPE Alletra 6000 arrays can be connected to the compute nodes using either iSCSI or FC protocols, depending on the customer's preference and existing infrastructure. Therefore, both D and B are valid options for the storage nodes. However, the question asks for three components, so only one of them can be chosen. Since the question does not specify the protocol, we can assume that either one is acceptable. For simplicity, we choose D as the answer.
The HPE ProLiant servers can be either rack-mounted or blade servers, depending on the customer's needs and space constraints. Therefore, both F and C are valid options for the compute nodes. However, the question asks for three components, so only one of them can be chosen. Since the question does not specify the form factor, we can assume that either one is acceptable. For simplicity, we choose F as the answer.
The networking component can be any of the approved options for storage switches, including HPE Aruba, Cisco, Mellanox, and others. Therefore, E is a valid option for the networking component. A is not a valid option, because HPE B-series switches are not compatible with HPE Alletra 6000 arrays.
Therefore, the correct answer is D, E, F.Reference:
Alletra Disaggregated HCI (dHCI) | HPE
What is disaggregated HCI (dHCI)? | Glossary | HPE
Advantages of HPE's dHCI Architecture - WWT
HPE Alletra dHCI Overview - Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Your customer needs the BTU rating for the complete rack level solution you have proposed to ensure it fits their thermal requirements.
Which tools can provide you with this data? (Choose two.)
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