HPE0-G04 · Question #106
What is an Instance in Morpheus?
The correct answer is B. A deployed workload or application. In Morpheus, an Instance represents a deployed workload or application - it is the fundamental unit of provisioned infrastructure, such as a VM, container, or app stack that has been spun up and is actively running. Options A, C, and D describe real Morpheus concepts but in…
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What is an Instance in Morpheus?
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- AA pricing object
- BA deployed workload or application
- CA tenant configuration
- DA network service
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(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B89% (32)
- C6% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
In Morpheus, an Instance represents a deployed workload or application - it is the fundamental unit of provisioned infrastructure, such as a VM, container, or app stack that has been spun up and is actively running. Options A, C, and D describe real Morpheus concepts but in different areas: pricing objects relate to cost/billing configurations, tenant configurations belong to the multi-tenancy layer (Groups/Tenants), and network services are infrastructure components managed separately from Instances. A helpful memory tip: think of an Instance the same way you'd think of a running process on an OS - it's not the template or the config, it's the live, deployed thing itself. If you can interact with it (start, stop, scale), it's an Instance.
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