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GreenLake Cloud: HPE Private Cloud Enterprise Test Drive

H46BDS

Course ID

H46BDS

Duration

1 day

Format

ILT/VILT

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Overview

Learn how to test drive several GreenLake user interfaces, including the GreenLake cloud platform, the HPE Private Cloud Enterprise (PCE) solution, and Infrastructure-as-Code using Terraform for GreenLake.


Learn to navigate both the GreenLake and the HPE PCE user interfaces to perform common tasks within both environments. Then deploy virtual machines using VMaaS and bare metal servers using BMaaS. Finally, deploy both using infrastructure as code (IaC).


Also learn key aspects of the GreenLake Private Cloud Enterprise environment in just one day through a mix of 30% lecture and 70% hands-on lab exercises.

Course ID

H46BDS

Duration

1 day

Format

ILT/VILT

Schedule, pricing & registration

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  • Audience

    This course is ideal for GreenLake customers, administrators, architects, and engineers interested in configuring and provisioning HPE infrastructure using the HPE PCE user interface or IaC.

  • Objectives

    After completing this course, you should be able to:

    • Provision virtual machines (VMs) using VMaaS and BMaaS services
    • Define multi-tier infrastructure and add to service catalog
    • Configure budgets and reports using Consumption Analytics
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  • Course outline

Module 1: Getting Started with GreenLake and PCE
  • Introduction to GreenLake user environment
  • Introduction to HPE Private Cloud Enterprise (PCE)
  • Viewer vs. contributor vs. owner roles
  • Consumption analytics (reporting and budgeting)
  • GreenLake demo

Module 2: Getting Started with PCE and VMaaS
  • VM provisioning concepts
  • Creating and managing VMsTopic
  • Creating and managing blueprints
  • VM automation options

Module 3: Bare Metal as a Service (BMaaS)
  • Bare metal servers vs. virtual machines comparison
  • BM compute groups
  • Creating and managing BMs
  • BMaaS demo

Module 4: Infrastructure as Code (IaC) Using Terraform
  • Overview of Terraform
  • Obtaining API credentials for GreenLake
  • Creating VMs using Terraform
  • Creating BMs using Terraform

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  • Lab outline

Lab 1: GreenLake User Interface
  • Exercise 1: Using GreenLake user interface
  • Exercise 2: Creating budgets with consumption analytics
  • Exercise 3: Accessing online help

Lab 2: HPE PCE VMaaS
  • Exercise 1 : Create a VM using the HPE PCE VMaaS user interface
  • Exercise 2 : Create an application blueprint for multi-tier configuration
  • Exercise 3: Add multi-tier configuration to service catalog
  • Exercise 4: Deploy multi-tier configuration from service catalog

Lab 3: HPE PCE BMaaS
  • Exercise 1: Create a BM compute group
  • Exercise 2: Create a BM volume
  • Exercise 3: Create a BM network
  • Exercise 4: Create a BM compute instance (e.g., BM server)

Lab 4: HPE Infrastructure as Code
  • Exercise 1: Obtain API credentials
  • Exercise 2: Create a VM using Terraform
  • Exercise 3: Create a BM using Terraform

Learn more

www.hpe.com/ww/learngreenlake

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