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A growing medical practice must keep patient imaging data on-premises for latency and regulatory reasons, but the CFO wants to avoid a large capital purchase and prefers to pay only for the capacity actually consumed, with additional buffer capacity installed on site for growth.
Which consumption approach should you position?
HPE GreenLake delivers a cloud-like consumption model on-premises: the equipment sits in the customer's site (meeting latency and data residency requirements), capacity is metered and billed on usage, and buffer capacity is installed ahead of demand so growth is immediate. It converts CAPEX to OPEX.
B is the large capital outlay the CFO wants to avoid. C violates the on-premises latency and regulatory requirement. D creates repeated migration/refresh disruption and does not provide usage-based metering.
A customer plans to move their email and productivity suite to Microsoft 365 while keeping their ERP database on-premises on HPE ProLiant servers. Their compliance officer states that because the data now lives in a SaaS provider's cloud, the provider is fully responsible for backing up and retaining the customer's mailbox and file data.
Is this statement correct?
False. Public cloud and SaaS operate under a shared responsibility model: the provider secures and maintains the service and infrastructure, but the customer remains responsible for their own data, including backup, retention, and recoverability. This is why solutions such as HPE Zerto / cloud-aware data protection for SaaS data are positioned alongside hybrid deployments.
Note the two blank options should be ignored; the valid answers are True and False.
An SMB retail customer wants to place two virtualization hosts in each of five stores. They must be able to monitor firmware compliance, view health, and see security alerts for all hosts from a single cloud console without deploying management servers at each site.
Which HPE capability should you recommend?
Compute Ops Management is the HPE GreenLake cloud service that provides SaaS-based monitoring, firmware update policies, and health/security insight for distributed ProLiant servers through iLO, removing the need for on-site management infrastructure.
Individual iLO sessions do not give a single pane of glass. Intelligent Provisioning is a one-time deployment/configuration tool. SSA manages only local array controllers.
A customer with a 12-person branch office needs a single, quiet, low-power system to run four virtual machines (domain controller, file share, print, and a line-of-business app). There is no server room, only a small office closet with a standard power outlet, and no rack.
Which HPE platform best fits this requirement?
ProLiant ML tower servers are designed for office environments: quiet acoustics, standard power, internal expansion for drives, and no rack required. They are the classic SMB/branch platform.
Synergy is a composable infrastructure platform for large data centers. Apollo targets HPC/high density workloads. A DL rack server on a shelf is loud, needs rack cooling and is not designed for an office closet.
A 60-employee architecture firm runs a mix of file services, a small SQL database, and VDI for 20 CAD users. They currently have three aging standalone rack servers with internal disks and no shared storage. The owner wants to consolidate, add VM-level high availability, and keep management simple with no dedicated storage administrator.
Which solution should you position?
SimpliVity delivers compute, storage, and data protection in a single hyperconverged appliance managed from vCenter, giving VM-level HA, built-in efficiency, and fast VM backup/restore without a storage specialist. That maps directly to the SMB requirements.
B provides no shared storage and therefore no VM HA. C adds Fibre Channel complexity and cost that a firm with no storage admin does not want. D is an entry-level micro server not suited for VDI plus database consolidation.