HPE0-S59 · Question #87
Which statement about the HPE Synergy Image Streamer is true?
The correct answer is D. Image Streamer can manage OS images, firmware, and drivers across multiple frames. D is correct because HPE Synergy Image Streamer is a comprehensive stateless boot solution that handles OS image deployment and can incorporate firmware and driver management within deployment plans - all orchestrated across multiple Synergy frames through HPE OneView. Why the…
Question
Which statement about the HPE Synergy Image Streamer is true?
Options
- AImage Streamer can manage firmware and driver baselines across multiple frames.
- BImage Streamer is used to deploy OS images to the internal disks of compute modules.
- CImage Streamer is responsible for the configuration of network settings across Synergy frames.
- DImage Streamer can manage OS images, firmware, and drivers across multiple frames.
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A7% (3)
- B2% (1)
- C2% (1)
- D89% (41)
Explanation
D is correct because HPE Synergy Image Streamer is a comprehensive stateless boot solution that handles OS image deployment and can incorporate firmware and driver management within deployment plans - all orchestrated across multiple Synergy frames through HPE OneView.
Why the distractors fail:
- A is incomplete - it mentions firmware and drivers but omits OS images, which is Image Streamer's primary function.
- B is factually wrong - Image Streamer deploys to stateless boot volumes (streamed over the network), not to internal physical disks on compute modules.
- C describes a job belonging to Virtual Connect / OneView, not Image Streamer. Network fabric configuration is a separate concern.
Memory tip: Think of Image Streamer as a "golden master" broadcast station - it streams a complete OS volume (OS + firmware + drivers) out to compute modules across the entire frame infrastructure, disklessly. If an answer leaves out any one of those three components (OS, firmware, or drivers), it's incomplete and wrong.
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