HP Designing HPE Software-Defined Infrastructure Solutions - HPE0-V13 Exam Questions

QUESTION NO: 1
You need to help a customer add VMware NSX to a data center which has HPE FlexFabric switches. Each server rack is served by two FlexFabric switches in an IRF stack. The IRF stacks connect to a FlexFabric spine in a leaf-spine architecture. Switch-to-switch links are routed, and the network uses OSPF.
Is this how the customer's needs can be met?
The physical infrastructure should use OSPF to communicate routes with the NSX ESGs.

QUESTION NO: 2
A customer has a virtualized data center that uses VMware. The virtualized workloads include latency- sensitive databases. You are considering proposing that the customer move the workloads to HPE SimpliVity.
Does this correctly describe how well HPE SimpliVity can handle the latency-sensitive workloads?
HPE SimpliVity is not recommended for latency sensitive workloads, and you should propose a different solution.

QUESTION NO: 3
Is this a correct use case for HPE OneView for VMware vRealize Operations?
empowering non-disruptive firmware updates for ESXi hosts

QUESTION NO: 4
Is this a benefit of using the HPE OneView RESTful API to monitor and manage HPE infrastructure?
replacing HTTPS and SSH-based security with the more secure IPMI-based options

QUESTION NO: 5
Is this a benefit of the HPE Nimble plug-in for vCenter?
simplified management for restoring VM clones from vCenter

QUESTION NO: 6
Is this a way that a software-defined infrastructure can reduce total cost of ownership (TCO) and increase return on investment (ROI)?
It enables features like self-provisioning and self-monitoring to reduce maintenance costs.

QUESTION NO: 7
Is this a use case for a cluster of HPE SimpliVity 380H models?
providing both the compute and storage resources for a virtualization farm

QUESTION NO: 8
Is this a characteristic that a platform should provide to help it support and scale up database that supports both OLTP and OLAP workloads?
storage capacity optimized over storage performance

QUESTION NO: 9
Is this a reason that a virtualization farm benefits from deployment on software-defined infrastructure (SDI)?
SDI helps customers scale out virtualization farms more quickly.