H61P6S - HPE OneView for Compute

Overview

This class covers HPE OneView functionality for compute products such as HPE ProLiant systems, HPE Apollo systems and HPE Superdome Flex. This class does not cover HPE Synergy or HPE BladeSystem. Students learn how to deploy, configure and use HPE OneView, including automation processes and integration with other components.

Audience

This course is for system, network and storage administrators, and consultants who manage and monitor an HPE environment. It is also a good fit for system architects anticipating the implementation of HPE OneView, and administrators that use HPE OneView to manage supported components (excluding HPE Synergy and HPE BladeSystem).

Prerequisites

Students need basic knowledge and experience with system and network administration, and an understanding of HPE ProLiant servers.

Objectives

After completing this course, you should be able to:
Use HPE OneView to manage and maintain firmware
Implement server and networking configurations
Monitor the data center
Respond to issues

Course outline

HPE OneView Features
HPE OneView Deployment Process
Components Supported in HPE OneView
HPE OneView Licensing
HPE OneView Configuration Process
Server Profile Features for HPE ProLiant and HPE Apollo Systems
Server Profile Features for HPE Superdome Flex
Hypervisor Cluster Management
HPE OneView Storage Management Features
HPE OneView Reporting Functionality
HPE OneView Security Concepts
HPE OneView Maintenance and Support
HPE OneView Data Center Management Features
Introduction to REST API and PowerShell scripting
HPE OneView Global Dashboard Integration

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Lab outline

Exercise 1: Adding HPE ProLiant and HPE Apollo Systems to HPE OneView

Add HPE ProLiant systems and HPE Apollo systems to HPE OneView—some for monitoring, some for management

Exercise 2: Configuring Storage Components in HPE OneView

Add supported storage systems to HPE OneView

Exercise 3: Working with Server Profile Templates and Server Profiles

Play with the server profile template and server profiles for rack systems
Work with other server profile/server profile template options
Modify server profile template
Re-parent server profile to a different template
Create a new server profile template from an existing server profile etc

Exercise 4: Managing HPE Superdome Flex Using HPE OneView

Use the second (Data Center Simulator) DCS to explore HPE OneView functionality for HPE Superdome Flex

Exercise 5: Working with HPE OneView Reports

Work with HPE OneView reports

Exercise 6: Performing HPE OneView maintenance and troubleshooting

Perform HPE OneView maintenance
Perform basic troubleshooting
Create a backup and support dump for different components such as the logical enclosure or HPE OneView appliance

Exercise 7: Working with HPE OneView Security

Work with role-based access and scopes as a primary access control feature in HPE OneView

Exercise 8: Configuring Datacenter Components

Configure datacenter objects in HPE including rack, as well as placeholders for objects that are not directly managed using HPE OneView

Exercise 9: Working with HPE OneView Automation

Learn REST API basics and use them for HPE OneView automation
Cover PowerShell Library

Exercise 10: HPE OneView Global Dashboard Integration

Add both DCS appliances to the HPE OneView Global Dashboard.