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HPE Compute Ops Management

HPE Digital Learner learning path

Learning path ID

CP090

Duration

12 hours

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Overview

This learning path introduces the fundamentals of HPE Compute Ops Management. It explains key concepts and principles related to the configuration and usage of HPE Compute Ops Management, including its initial configuration and the onboarding of HPE OneView appliances and managed servers through hands-on activities. Some of the key features that can enhance customers server management experience include updating firmware, applying BIOS settings, configuring storage volumes, and the deployment of operating system images.

Learning path ID

CP090

Duration

12 hours

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  • Audience

    This course is ideal for:

    • IT support personnel who perform the day-to-day IT operations of HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management
    • IT technical personnel who provide maintenance and configuration of servers managed from HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management
    • Service management personnel responsible for onboarding servers and managing them from HPE GreenLake for Compute Ops Management

  • Prerequisites

    Before taking this course, you should have knowledge of basic server technologies and management. We also recommend that you have a basic understanding of HPE GreenLake.

  • Objectives

    After completing this learning path, you should be able to:

    • Understand the HPE Compute Ops Management relationship to HPE GreenLake and its long-term vision
    • Describe the purpose of using HPE Compute Ops Management to manage compute devices in an off-site environment
    • Access and operate the HPE Compute Ops Management using HPE GreenLake role-based access control and user roles
    • Manage a large number of servers through a single portal to perform common tasks such as updating the firmware version and monitoring compliance
    • Provision servers in a group concept to apply BIOS settings, configure internal local storage, and deploy operating system images
    • Manage a large number of HPE OneView appliances and the servers they manage through the same portal to perform common tasks such as updating the HPE OneView appliances versions
    • Configure HPE OneView appliances in a group concept to apply HPE OneView settings and copy server profile templates across HPE OneView appliances for uniformity

  • Learning path outline

Course 1: HPE Compute Ops Management: Introduction


Description: This course provides an overview of the HPE Compute Ops Management vision, its key benefits, and the customer subscription plans.


Objectives: After completing this training, you should be able to:

  • Describe HPE Compute Ops Management and how it fits into the larger HPE GreenLake ecosystem
  • List the HPE Compute Ops Management key benefits
  • Understand the HPE Compute Ops Management subscription plans and different user roles
  • Find HPE Compute Ops Management–related documentation

Course 2: HPE Compute Ops Management: Configuration


Description: This course describes the HPE Compute Ops Management initial configuration steps, how to onboard servers for the first time, and subscription plan options.


Objectives: After completing this training, you should be able to:

  • Describe the HPE Compute Ops Management prerequisites
  • Configure HPE Compute Ops Management for the first time
  • Onboard servers in HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Understand the impact of having valid HPE Compute Ops Management subscriptions assigned to servers
  • Find HPE Compute Ops Management–related documentation

Course 3: HPE Compute Ops Management: Management and Use


Description: This course goes over the Compute Ops Management user interface, the servers management features, how to work with server groups, and how to update firmware of managed servers.


Objectives: After completing this training, you should be able to:

  • Navigate through the HPE Compute Ops Management user interface to view and manage servers
  • Use HPE Compute Ops Management to group and effectively manage servers
  • Apply BIOS settings, configure local storage, and deploy operating system images onto the servers’ part of Compute Ops Management server groups
  • Update firmware of servers managed by HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Find HPE Compute Ops Management–related documentation

Course 4: HPE Compute Ops Management: OneView Edition


Description: This course provides an overview of HPE Compute Ops Management: HPE OneView Edition, reviewing its purpose, usage, and functionality. Topics include updating HPE OneView appliances to newer HPE OneView versions, modifying HPE OneView appliances settings, and copying HPE OneView server profile templates from HPE Compute Ops Management.


Objectives: After completing this training, you should be able to:

  • Understand the HPE Compute Ops Management: HPE OneView Edition purpose and subscription
  • Onboard HPE OneView appliances in HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Examine HPE OneView appliances and their managed servers' details from HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Configure HPE OneView appliance settings from HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Configure a location for HPE OneView managed servers from HPE Compute Ops Management

Course 5: Self-Study Lab: HPE Compute Ops Management


Description: This self-study lab provides access to the HPE Compute Ops Management environment. This environment allows you to experiment with an HPE standalone server and an HPE OneView Synergy frame to get familiar with HPE Compute Ops Management.


Objectives: After completing this training, you should be able to:

  • Understand the equipment in your HPE vLabs environment
  • Prepare your HPE ProLiant DL server to be managed by HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Configure connectivity to HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Verify HPE GreenLake configuration
  • Add servers to HPE GreenLake workspace
  • Manage servers using HPE Compute Ops Management groups
  • Power on/off managed servers from HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Update server firmware using HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Onboard HPE OneView appliances in HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Examine HPE OneView appliances and server hardware from HPE Compute Ops Management
  • Create and apply HPE OneView appliance settings
  • Remove Groups, Settings, and HPE OneView appliances

Interested in purchasing this training as standalone eLearning? Contact us for information on purchasing this learning path for individual use.

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