HPE0-V13試験無料問題集「HP Designing HPE Software-Defined Infrastructure Solutions 認定」

Does the HPE OneView for vCenter (OV4VC) plug-in deliver this benefit?
informs the VMware cluster to move the VMs on a server that is experiencing hardware issues before a problem occurs

A customer is implementing a Container as a Service (CaaS) solution, and you are helping to provide the infrastructure, including the persistent storage solution.
Does this HPE 3PAR characteristic provide a benefit for the customer's solution? QoS support

Is this a way that a software-defined infrastructure can reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and increase return on investment (ROI)?
It collapses silos under a single control layer to make the infrastructure more agile and responsive to business need.

Is this a benefit of using NetEdit to manage ARubaOS-CX switches?
better change management with the ability to validate changes or rollback changes

Is this a correct use case for HPE OneView for VMware vRealize Operations?
empowering non-disruptive firmware updates for ESXi hosts

Is this a use case for using virtualization instead of a bare metal or containerized deployment?
Simplifying workload deployment using familiar vSphere or Hyper-V tools

A customer has a VMware vSphere environment on HPE Synergy. SY480 compute modules are deployed as ESXi hosts in HA clusters.
Is this a benefit of using HPE OneView for vCenter to update the compute module's firmware? using simple vRealize Orchestrator workflows to perform the upgrade

A customer wants to start using containers. They have decided on Docker containers and Kubernetes for managing the containers, but their IT department not have a great deal of expertise in Kubernetes.
The customer requires a packaged solution that supports a private registry and role-based access control. It should also be able to integrate with middleware tools for messaging and CI/CD pipeline management.
The customer needs help sorting through orchestration platform options. Is this correct advice that you can provide?
Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (OCP) and Docker Enterprise Engine (EE) both meet the customer's security needs.