HPE GreenLake Cloud Practitioner Foundations
- Course Code H61P0S
- Duration 1 day
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This course is available in the following formats:
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Company Event
Event at company
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Virtual Learning
Learning that is virtual
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Course Overview
TopThis course introduces the fundamental technical and operational aspects of HPE GreenLake. It provides key concepts and principles related to HPE GreenLake, including the architecture, services, delivery models, consumption analytics, and the HPE GreenLake Central portal. The course provides fundamental information needed for a customer to co-manage and efficiently utilize an HPE GreenLake infrastructure with the support of HPE personnel resources. Additionally, this course provides an overview of ITIL® 4 basic principles and how HPE employs them in support of HPE GreenLake Services.
Virtual Learning
This interactive training can be taken from any location, your office or home and is delivered by a trainer. This training does not have any delegates in the class with the instructor, since all delegates are virtually connected. Virtual delegates do not travel to this course, Global Knowledge will send you all the information needed before the start of the course and you can test the logins.
Course Schedule
TopTarget Audience
TopIT Cloud Operations, Management, and Architects that perform day-to-day operational functions for HPE GreenLake environments.
Course Objectives
TopAfter completing this course, students should to be able to:
- Identify HPE GreenLake infrastructures and how to use them
- Describe management roles and activities needed to support HPE GreenLake
- Describe the use of HPE GreenLake Central and its related functionality and capabilities
- Identify available HPE GreenLake services and how to access them
- Describe the delivery model of HPE GreenLake
- Using Quick Quote, describe how to perform an analysis of moving key workloads to cloud or on premise
- Explain the four dimensions of ITIL service management
- Describe the ITIL service value system (SVS) and how it ensures value is co-created with the business
Course Content
TopToday’s Hybrid Cloud Reality
- Three core digital transformation agendas
- Impacts of cloud computing on business
- HPE’s vision for a ubiquitous cloud-native experience
HPE GreenLake Architecture and Delivery
- Benefits of using HPE GreenLake Management Services
- Capabilities of HPE GreenLake Central
- Features of HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud
- HPE core services and private cloud offerings
- Component features used in determining private cloud size requirements
HPE GreenLake Central
- Identifying cards in HPE GreenLake Central
- Viewing all tracked costs in HPE GreenLake Central
- HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud and launching a virtual machine
HPE GreenLake Consumption Analytics
- Features of HPE GreenLake Consumption Analytics
- HPE GreenLake consumption and metering model
- Types of capacity managed in an HPE GreenLake private cloud environment
HPE Greenlake Pricing Tool
- Purpose of the HPE Quick Quote tool
- Two pricing and quoting options
- Initiating a pricing request in HPE GreenLake Central
- Initiate a pricing request using the HPD GreenLake Pricing Tool
HPE GreenLake and ITIL Processes
- Key service consumer roles
- HPE GreenLake service experience levels
- HPE and customer responsibilities in an HPE GreenLake private cloud
- HPE GreenLake Management Services implementation of the ITIL Service Value System
- HPE GreenLake Management Services Remote Support Model
- HPE GreenLake Governance Mode
Course Prerequisites
TopThe focus for this training is to gain an understanding of the administrative and operational aspects of HPE GreenLake Cloud Services, while gaining an understanding of utilizing HPE GreenLake Central (GLC) for managing and operating HPE GreenLake services and solutions. Students should possess 1-2 years working as an IT or cloud administrator, architect, or engineer and have general knowledge and experience around IT and cloud architectures, virtualization, Containers, Operations, Administration, etc.
