Administering HPE GreenLake Cloud Services Practice Test

Skills this practice test covers

• Describe how HPE GreenLake Central manages Private Cloud Enterprise and its included HPE services.
• Split each duty for bare metal, virtual machine and container services between HPE and the customer.
• Plan IAM roles, groups and SSO access from a list of consumer requirements.
• Set up the Bare Metal, Virtual Machine and Container services for a team's workloads.
• Automate private cloud tasks through the REST API and with infrastructure as code.
• Explain monthly charges, forecast capacity and configure cost analytics.

4 domains · 21 topics · 150 questions

Requirements

• Required for new candidates: HPE ATP - HPE GreenLake Administrator Foundations, earned with HPE GreenLake Administrator Essentials.
• Recommended: two to three years of hands-on work administering infrastructure, virtualized, container or cloud environments.

About the HPE0-G03 exam

How to earn the certification

Earns

HPE ASE - HPE GreenLake AdministratorExpert

The certification is valid for three years, and holders recertify by passing HPE0-G03 again.

Before

• HPE0-G01 HPE GreenLake Administrator Essentials

  Leads to HPE ATP - HPE GreenLake Administrator Foundations, which new candidates need before this certification.

How to prepare for HPE0-G03

1. 1

   Map each duty to HPE or the customer

   Draw a table with columns for bare metal, virtual machines and containers. For each task, from hardware lifecycle to guest OS and data security, write whether HPE or the customer owns it.

2. 2

   Plan IAM from a written brief

   Write a short brief, such as a team that needs self-service VMs but no admin rights. Then plan the users, groups, roles and SSO settings in HPE GreenLake Central that meet it.

3. 3

   Spend the most hours on configuration

   Configure Private Cloud Solutions and Services is the largest domain. Where a lab tenant is available, build one bare metal server, one virtual machine and one Kubernetes cluster, each sized to a stated need and limited by a quota.

4. 4

   Repeat one build as code

   Rebuild one of those resources through the REST API or with Terraform, then compare it with the one made in the console. This turns the API and IaC objective from theory into a task.

5. 5

   Trace the bill, then take a timed run

   Follow each monthly charge back to the service that caused it, using the cost analytics views. Then take the HPE0-G03 practice test in Timed Mode and ask Brainy AI Assistant about any missed responsibility question.

   Start a timed HPE0-G03run

HPE recommends two courses for this exam: HPE GreenLake Cloud Practitioner Foundations (H61P0) and HPE GreenLake Cloud Services Essentials (H61P1).

Who HPE0-G03 is for

• Cloud operators in charge of HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise for internal teams.
• IT administrators who hold HPE ATP - HPE GreenLake Administrator Foundations and want the Expert level.
• Infrastructure staff who manage virtual machines and containers inside an HPE GreenLake tenant.

Typical job titles: Cloud administrator · Cloud operator · Infrastructure administrator · Private cloud engineer · Systems administrator

HPE0-G03 glossary

16 terms from the exam objectives and the vendor's official material, each defined in a sentence.

Bare Metal Service

The Private Cloud Enterprise service that gives consumers whole physical servers with an OS image, instead of virtual machines.

Bring your own license (BYOL)

Using a software license the customer already owns, such as one for a guest OS, instead of one included in the service.

Buffer capacity

Extra capacity that HPE installs on site beyond current use, so consumers can grow at once without waiting for new hardware.

Capacity planning

Forecasting the compute and storage the private cloud will need, from current use and growth, so capacity arrives in time.

Chargeback

Billing each team or department for the share of the private cloud that it used.

Container Service

The Private Cloud Enterprise service that creates and runs Kubernetes clusters for container workloads.

HPE GreenLake Central

The HPE portal where administrators manage HPE GreenLake services, users, capacity and costs in one place.

HPE GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise

HPE's private cloud offering that delivers bare metal, virtual machine and container services on HPE-managed infrastructure, paid for as a service.

Identity and Access Management (IAM)

The users, groups and roles that decide who can sign in and what each person may do.

Infrastructure as Code (IaC)

Defining resources such as virtual machines and clusters in files that a tool like Terraform applies, so the same setup can be rebuilt.

Metered consumption

Charging for the measured use of resources, so the bill follows what consumers actually run.

Role-based access control (RBAC)

Giving permissions to roles instead of to people, so each user gets access through the roles assigned to them.

Shared responsibility model

The split of duties between HPE and the customer for each service, such as who maintains the hardware and who manages the guest OS and data.

Showback

Reporting to each team what its share of the private cloud costs, without billing it.

Single sign-on (SSO)

Signing in once with a company identity to reach HPE GreenLake and other services without a separate password.

Virtual Machine Service

The Private Cloud Enterprise service that lets consumers create and run virtual machines from ready images and sizes.