HPE0-V27 · Question #31
Your customer is considering a new HPE Alletra 9060 to service their mission critical database workloads. Their CFO is concerned with the cost of the unused excess storage capacity that will service…
The correct answer is C. It provides storage capacity on an as-needed basis at a predetermined cost per GB. HPE GreenLake for Block Storage is a storage-as-a-service solution that delivers a cloud operational experience for mission-critical applications. It enables customers to consume enterprise-grade block storage on demand, with a pay-per-use model that aligns costs with usage…
Question
Your customer is considering a new HPE Alletra 9060 to service their mission critical database workloads. Their CFO is concerned with the cost of the unused excess storage capacity that will service unforeseen future growth. What business values does HPE GreenLake for Block Storage provide that could alleviate this concern?
Options
- AIt offers CapEx purchases so the client can depreciate the storage assets.
- BIt sets the minimum capacity commitment level to the required capacity.
- CIt provides storage capacity on an as-needed basis at a predetermined cost per GB.
- DIt provides a fixed monthly cost, regardless of the storage consumption.
How the community answered
(49 responses)- A4% (2)
- B14% (7)
- C78% (38)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
HPE GreenLake for Block Storage is a storage-as-a-service solution that delivers a cloud operational experience for mission-critical applications. It enables customers to consume enterprise-grade block storage on demand, with a pay-per-use model that aligns costs with usage. This way, customers can avoid overprovisioning and paying for excess capacity that they may not need in the near future. Instead, they can scale up or down as their needs change, and pay only for what they use at a predetermined cost per GB. This provides better economics and flexibility for customers who want to optimize their storage spending and improve their liquidity.
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