HPE GreenLake in 60 seconds

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[@rsg446]

Could you do a video on Kubernetes? love the way you explain everything and make it sound simple for everyone to understand.

[@TechEnthusiastInc]

Thank you very much, Rodrigo! Appreciated. Kubernetes is a brilliant idea! I'm sure I will make a video of it and containers in general at some point. Stay tuned! :)

[@naveenveligeti8218]

Can you please explain more about Greenlake - Every thing as a service in terms of consumption based

[@TechEnthusiastInc]

Sure thing! Does this help? kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zni4gpWajMqnfs0

[@naveenveligeti8218]

@@TechEnthusiastInc Thanks Mark for the response...yeah it does help up to o some extent...want to know more how Greenlake helps customers in this pandemic situation...no one wants to invest upfront for the hardware for enterprise class solutions and neither they want to go for cloud...so here how Greenlake exactly helps them?

[@edwardsandoval4918]

excelente explicación

[@TechEnthusiastInc]

Thanks, Edward! Appreciated.

[@edwardcisabella]

So - you have a datacenter in your house, but HPE owns the HW and manages the data center too? Are you essentially renting a datacenter + an IT professional, or would you still need to have your own IT staff to manage your data center?

[@TechEnthusiastInc]

That's essentially correct, Ed. There are different levels of services with GreenLake but the idea is that you don't have to worry about the hardware, you just focus on using the resources. This doesn't mean HPE will manage the whole data center for you, you still need to take care of power&cooling, cabling, physical security etc.