HPE0-P26 · Question #35
A customer has an HPE GreenLake virtualization solution based on HPE SimpliVity, deployed at the main data center. Is this a solution change for which you can submit an HPE GreenLake Capacity…
The correct answer is A. Yes. A is correct because HPE GreenLake Capacity Increase Change Orders are not restricted to scenarios where utilization has already exceeded a threshold - customers can proactively request capacity increases in anticipation of upcoming workloads or projects. The 90% utilization…
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A customer has an HPE GreenLake virtualization solution based on HPE SimpliVity, deployed at the main data center. Is this a solution change for which you can submit an HPE GreenLake Capacity Increase Change Order? Solution: In anticipation of a new project, the customer wants to increase capacity at the same site, even though utilization is currently under 90 percent.
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- AYes
- BNo
How the community answered
(50 responses)- A78% (39)
- B22% (11)
Explanation
A is correct because HPE GreenLake Capacity Increase Change Orders are not restricted to scenarios where utilization has already exceeded a threshold - customers can proactively request capacity increases in anticipation of upcoming workloads or projects. The 90% utilization trigger is a common reason to submit such a request, but it is not a required condition.
B is wrong because it incorrectly assumes that utilization must reach or exceed 90% before a capacity increase can be requested. HPE GreenLake is designed to be flexible, and proactive/planned growth is a valid and supported reason for a Change Order.
Memory tip: Think of the 90% threshold as a reactive trigger (system alerts you), while a new project is a proactive trigger (you plan ahead) - both are valid. If there's a legitimate business reason to grow capacity, a Change Order is fair game regardless of current utilization.
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