A customer has deployed a hyperconverged environment based on HPE SimpliVity at a number of their sites.
Before migrating workloads to the environment, you ask them about the backup policies in an HPE SimpliVity solution to protect the actual data.
Is this a design consideration that you should mention to your customer?
Solution:The types of applications running In the resource pools

During a meeting, you learn that your client has an SLA with another business, but that business asks tor lower RTO and RPO times for data recovery.
Is this a correct statement regarding how HPE solutions can help to comply with this tighter SLA?
Solution: HPE OneView uses templates for its managed server and storage objects, which allows the attachment of baselines to verify compliancy with pre-defined rules reflecting your SLA objectives.

You organize a workshop for your customers IT team to handover a newly deployed backup solution based on HPE StoreOnce backup targets with Veeam as the backup application Is this an important best practice for this scenario?
Solution:Use HW snapshot integration in the Job advanced properties it is much raster and has lighter impact on the production VMs to be hacked up.

Does this topology/implementation comply with the 3-2-1 rule of data protection?
Solution: An HPE Nimble array with local snapshots replicating these snapshots to another HPE Nimble array on the same site Backups are made with Commvauit to a local tape library

You are helping a customer optimize their current data protection solution. They have a vital business application with a database that runs on PostgreSQL on Linux.
They are concerned about disaster recovery and ask If this data can be restored In an application -consistent way.
Is this a valid response regarding the customers environment and concerns?
Solution: Use me PostgreSOL backup mechanism to create a consistent backup to a dump file Then, use the backup solution to provide application-consistent backups.