Free HP HPE2-N69 Exam Practice Questions & Explanations

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Question 1

A customer is deploying HPE Machine learning Development Environment on on-prem infrastructure. The customer wants to run some experiments on servers with 8 NVIDIA A too GPUs and other experiments on servers with only Z NVIDIA T4 GPUs. What should you recommend?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

By establishing multiple compute resource pools on the cluster, you can ensure that the correct servers are used for each experiment, depending on the number of GPUs required. This will help ensure that the experiments are run on the servers with the correct resources without having to manually assign each experiment to the appropriate server.

Question 2

A trial is running on a GPU slot within a resource pool on HPE Machine Learning Development Environment. That GPU fails. What happens next?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: C
Explanation

If a GPU fails during a trial running on a resource pool on HPE Machine Learning Development Environment, the conductor will reschedule the trial on another available GPU in the pool, and the trial will restart from the latest checkpoint. The trial will not fail, and the ML engineer will not have to manually restart it from the latest checkpoint using the WebUI.

Question 3

What is a reason to use the best tit policy on an HPE Machine Learning Development Environment resource pool?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

The best fit policy on an HPE Machine Learning Development Environment resource pool ensures that the highest priority experiments obtain access to more resources, while still ensuring that all experiments receive their fair share. This allows you to make the most of your resources and prioritize the experiments that are most important to you.

Question 4

An HPE Machine Learning Development Environment resource pool uses priority scheduling with preemption disabled. Currently Experiment 1 Trial I is using 32 of the pool's 40 total slots; it has priority 42. Users then run two more experiments:

* Experiment 2:1 trial (Trial 2) that needs 24 slots; priority 50

* Experiment 3; l trial (Trial 3) that needs 24 slots; priority I

What happens?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: D
Explanation

Trial 3 is scheduled on 8 of the slots. Then, after Trial 1 has finished, it receives 16 more slots. This is because priority scheduling is used in the HPE Machine Learning Development Environment resource pool, which means higher priority tasks will be given priority over lower priority tasks. As such, Trial 3 with priority 1 will be given priority over Trial 2 with priority 50.

Question 5

What type of interconnect does HPE Machine learning Development System use for high-speed, agent-to-agent communications?

Answer Options
Correct Answer: A
Explanation

HPE Machine Learning Development System uses Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) overconverged Ethernet (RoCE) for high-speed, agent-to-agent communications. This technology allows data to be transferred directly between agents without the need for copying, which results in improved performance and reduced latency.