HPE0-P26 · Question #2
You are designing a custom HPE GreenLake solution for a customer who needs a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) platform. Is this a guideline you should follow to determine the solution components…
The correct answer is B. No. B is correct because HPE GreenLake solutions are explicitly designed to combine complementary HPE product families to meet specific workload requirements. For a VDI platform, you would commonly integrate compute (like Synergy), storage (like Primera or Alletra), and networking…
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You are designing a custom HPE GreenLake solution for a customer who needs a virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) platform. Is this a guideline you should follow to determine the solution components to include? Solution:
Avoid mixing different families of HPE products, such as Synergy and Primera.
Options
- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A10% (3)
- B90% (26)
Explanation
B is correct because HPE GreenLake solutions are explicitly designed to combine complementary HPE product families to meet specific workload requirements. For a VDI platform, you would commonly integrate compute (like Synergy), storage (like Primera or Alletra), and networking together - avoiding this mix would actually prevent you from building a complete, optimized solution.
Option A is wrong because the real guideline is the opposite: select the best-fit components from across HPE's portfolio based on the customer's performance, scalability, and budget needs, not artificially restricting yourself to a single product family.
Memory tip: Think "GreenLake = Green light to mix." The entire value proposition of HPE GreenLake is flexible, consumption-based infrastructure that integrates across HPE's full portfolio - if a guideline tells you to restrict that mix, it's almost certainly wrong.
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