What is a Tenant in HPE Morpheus?

Question

Options

• AA physical server group
• BA logical isolation boundary for users and resources
• CA virtual appliance
• DA pricing model

• A
  6% (2)
• B
  88% (30)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)

Explanation

In HPE Morpheus, a Tenant is a logical isolation boundary that separates users, resources, workloads, and policies within a single Morpheus instance - enabling multi-tenancy where different teams or customers share the same platform without seeing each other's data (B is correct).

• A is wrong because physical server groups describe infrastructure groupings (like clusters or resource pools), not organizational boundaries.
• C is wrong because a virtual appliance refers to a pre-packaged VM image, which is a deployable artifact, not an organizational construct.
• D is wrong because pricing models are billing/cost structures; while Morpheus supports cost tracking per tenant, a tenant itself is not a pricing model.

Memory tip: Think of a Tenant like a walled apartment in a building - the building (Morpheus platform) is shared, but each tenant has their own private space with their own keys (users) and furniture (resources).

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