HPE0-S54 · Question #3
Your customer is building out their own object-based storage solution. They initially developed the object store using DL380 Gen9 servers but are now looking for a solution that is purpose built to…
The correct answer is B. Apollo 4510 Gen10. Apollo 4510 Gen10 is the correct choice because it is HPE's purpose-built, high-density storage server, designed specifically for large-scale workloads like object stores, archival, and big data - supporting up to 60 LFF drives in a single chassis, far beyond what a standard…
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Your customer is building out their own object-based storage solution. They initially developed the object store using DL380 Gen9 servers but are now looking for a solution that is purpose built to provide the additional storage. Which solution should you recommend?
Options
- ADL580 Gen10
- BApollo 4510 Gen10
- CML350 Gen10
- DDL560 Gen10
How the community answered
(27 responses)- A7% (2)
- B78% (21)
- C4% (1)
- D11% (3)
Explanation
Apollo 4510 Gen10 is the correct choice because it is HPE's purpose-built, high-density storage server, designed specifically for large-scale workloads like object stores, archival, and big data - supporting up to 60 LFF drives in a single chassis, far beyond what a standard rack server provides.
Why the others are wrong:
- DL580 Gen10 is a high-end 4-socket rack server optimized for mission-critical compute and large in-memory databases, not dense storage.
- ML350 Gen10 is a mid-range tower server built for general business workloads - wrong form factor and wrong purpose.
- DL560 Gen10 is a 4-socket 2U rack server aimed at virtualization and compute-intensive workloads, not storage density.
Memory tip: Think "Apollo = Storage" - HPE's Apollo family is purpose-built for storage-heavy use cases, while the ProLiant DL/ML lines are compute-first. If a question mentions "purpose-built storage" or "dense drive capacity," Apollo is almost always the answer.
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