HPE ASE Edge-to-Cloud case studies
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The HPE ASE Edge-to-Cloud is an HPE technical certification aimed at professionals who design, deploy, and manage infrastructure that spans edge locations through to hybrid cloud environments. HPE describes its technical certifications as credentials for people who want to "design, deploy, manage, and sell HPE products and solutions," and states they are "achievable by partners, unaffiliated consultants, customers, and HPE team members" - so it suits partner solution architects, customer engineers, and independent consultants alike rather than a single audience. The HPE ASE Edge-to-Cloud case studies are 5 cases and about 3,307 words.
1AGV Latency and WAN Brownout on a Campus EVPN Fabric
Northline Components runs three stamping buildings across a 1.2 km campus. The network uses 42 Aruba CX 6300 access switches, a pair of CX 8360 cores in VSX, and an EVPN-VXLAN overlay managed by Aruba Central.
666 words, about 3 min2Edge Inference Refresh at Cold-Chain Distribution Hubs
ColdChain Logistics operates six distribution hubs, each with a two-node VMware cluster on HPE ProLiant DL380 Gen10 servers, iLO 5, and HPE OneView. Each hub runs a local warehouse execution system and an aging GPU-based pallet-damage inference model on two NVIDIA T4 cards.
691 words, about 3 min3Ransomware Recovery for a Regional Imaging Archive
Riverside Imaging owns a 180 TB DICOM archive on an HPE Alletra 6000 array at its primary data center. Backups go to an HPE StoreOnce appliance over 10GbE, and snapshots replicate to a DR site 250 km away.
657 words, about 3 min4Store-Level Survivability and Showback on a GreenLake Private Cloud
Meridian Retail runs 120 stores and a central private cloud on HPE GreenLake. Store systems include point-of-sale, inventory, and a new video-analytics workload.
651 words, about 3 min5Medical Device Segmentation and Vendor Access at a Hospital
Alder Hospital has 600 beds, 4,200 wired and wireless endpoints, and a flat clinical VLAN. It uses Aruba CX switches, Aruba wireless, and ClearPass, but NAC is in monitor mode.
642 words, about 3 min