HPE2-W07 · Question #143
What is one characteristic of HPE and Aruba Edge-to-Cloud Solutions?
The correct answer is A. They provide RESTful APIs to make them open to easy integration with other applications. Option A is correct because HPE and Aruba Edge-to-Cloud Solutions are built on open standards, including RESTful APIs, which allow seamless integration with third-party applications, orchestration tools, and automation platforms - a core selling point of the portfolio. Why the…
Question
What is one characteristic of HPE and Aruba Edge-to-Cloud Solutions?
Options
- AThey provide RESTful APIs to make them open to easy integration with other applications.
- BThey use a proprietary approach to technology to ensure that customers deploy HPE and Aruba
- CThey are designed for zero touch management in which IT admins do not need to customize any
- DThey offer a better ROI when purchased through capital expenditures than when consumed as a
How the community answered
(38 responses)- A76% (29)
- B16% (6)
- C5% (2)
- D3% (1)
Explanation
Option A is correct because HPE and Aruba Edge-to-Cloud Solutions are built on open standards, including RESTful APIs, which allow seamless integration with third-party applications, orchestration tools, and automation platforms - a core selling point of the portfolio.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- B is the opposite of HPE/Aruba's philosophy; they emphasize open ecosystems and interoperability, not proprietary lock-in.
- C is an overstatement - while HPE/Aruba supports automation and simplified management, IT admins can and do customize configurations; "zero customization needed" is not a stated characteristic.
- D is incorrect because HPE/Aruba actively promotes consumption-based (as-a-Service) models like HPE GreenLake, which often deliver better ROI than traditional CapEx purchases.
Memory tip: Think "A = API = Open" - HPE/Aruba's brand identity is built around openness and integration. Whenever you see a question about their solution characteristics, lean toward the answer that reflects open standards and flexibility over proprietary or rigid approaches.
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