HPE7-S02 無料問題集「HP Advanced HPE Compute Integrator Solutions Written」

（A）Exporting alerts from the HPE AI Essentials UI

（B）Registering an OTel endpoint

（C）Installing Grafana on the pod running the HPE AI Essentials UI

（D）Enabling metric collection on the HPE Private Cloud AI workspace from HPE GreenLake cloud

（A）Migrate the deployment to KServe and use autoscaling to set the 10% value for the new model.

（B）Edit the existing deployment and use the advanced options to set up routing rules to the two model versions.

（C）Add a new version of the model to the existing deployment as a canary roll out, setting the desired percentages per version.

（D）Create a second deployment with the new model in MLIS. Use HPE Private Cloud AI's Canal service to set up routing rules to each deployment.

（A）Ask users to select the image with "spark" in the name when they run a notebook server.

（B）Create a custom notebook image that supports magic spark commands.

（C）Make sure that Livy is installed from the HPE AI Essentials Administration settings for Tools & Frameworks.

（D）Configure the Spark Operator framework from HPE AI Essentials Tools & Frameworks; enable interactive access.

（A）Configure the Airflow framework values to adjust the resources assigned to the executor pods.

（B）From the Airflow UI, reduce the number of slots assigned to the default pool.

（C）Configure the Airflow framework to enable autoscaling.

（D）From the Airflow UI, reduce the memory and CPU for executor pods.

（A）It continuously collects diagnostic and configuration telemetry that can be analyzed to identify hardware issues and support root-cause analysis.

（B）It continuously performs RAID rebuilds in the background.

（C）It replaces the need for iLO licensing.

（D）It automatically applies firmware updates without administrator approval.

（A）NeMo Guardrails

（B）NeMo Evaluator

（C）NeMo Curator

（D）NeMo Customizer

（A）Selecting the local drives used for the vSAN capacity tier

（B）Provisioning a datastore from a connected SAN array

（C）Applying workflows that incorporate vCenter and OneView tasks

（D）Dynamically moving VMs away from a host that is experiencing hardware failures

（A）Deploy HPE OneView for vCenter Orchestrator. Use a workflow to automate the firmware and OS updates.

（B）Set up an integration between HPE Compute Ops Management and VMware Cloud Foundation Operations. Use the Operations workflows to automate the updates.

（C）Deploy HPE OneView for vCenter (0V4VC) and integrate it with vCenter and HPE Compute Ops Management. Then manage the updates with 0V4VC cluster profiles.

（D）Set up an integration between HPE Compute Ops Management and VMware vCenter. Then manage the updates from vSphere Lifecycle Manager.