Data sheet

1. OVERVIEW

HPE GreenLake Management Services (GMS) provides remote infrastructure and application monitoring, management, and optimization according to HPE best-practice technology and service management principles and processes for the Systems. The service combines HPE best practices along with utilization by HPE of tools that provide automation for remote onboarding and management of the technologies to be supported as more fully described in this data sheet. The service as described in this data sheet is only available for inclusion under an HPE GreenLake Services SOW and is not available for purchase separately. Any defined terms used in this data sheet will have the meaning ascribed to them in the mutually agreed SOW.

HPE GreenLake Management Services are available in the following two service tiers:1

• Essential Management Services: HPE will perform certain activities to help keep the Systems running and up to date as identified in this document. This will include core activities, more specifically, incident management and administration activities to maintain the functionality of the Systems. HPE will implement predefined configuration changes on Customer request that extends into configuration and operation of the hardware and operating environment.

• Enhanced Management Services: In addition to the Essential Management Services tier, this tier can be added to provide additional activities. If included, HPE will recommend and perform certain administration activities designed to optimize the functionality of the Systems, and implement ad hoc/complex configuration changes upon Customer request. This will extend beyond core activities provided under the Essential Management Services and provide more advanced administration activities and focuses on performance and optimization tuning and advice for the Systems.

Additional details on the specific activities per System type and service tier are described in the System Operations and Administration Activities section of this data sheet.

The GMS service tier(s) to be provided to the Customer are defined in Section 2.1.f of the HPE GreenLake SOW to which this data sheet is incorporated.

2. SERVICE BENEFITS

The service is designed to provide the following benefits:

• Free up Customer operational resources from the day-to-day overhead of maintaining an optimized IT environment

• Reduce the costs and overhead needed to acquire and maintain the technical skills required to manage cloud environments, considering the need for 24x7 operations

• Reduce the costs and overhead of integrating new or existing monitoring tools with technologies being deployed

• Help gain advanced insight and analytics into the day-to-day operational status of the Systems

• Help gain insight over time of the performance of the Systems to aid in making strategic decisions based on that information

• Leverage HPE investments in tooling and automation to help maximize efficiency and effectiveness of IT operations

HPE GREENLAKE MANAGEMENT SERVICES AS PART OF HPE GREENLAKE SERVICES STATEMENT OF WORK

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1 Service tiers do not apply to HPE GreenLake Private Cloud offerings. See the System Operations and Administration Activities in section 12 of this data sheet for more details.

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3. SERVICE FEATURES

HPE GreenLake Management Services provides the following:

• Service implementation

• IT service management

• System operations and administration

• Relationship management

4. SERVICE FEATURE SPECIFICATIONS

4.1 Service implementation

HPE will follow a phased approach with the goal to provide a smooth transition to the HPE GreenLake Management Services. In addition to the Customer responsibilities set forth in this data sheet, HPE and Customer will mutually agree upon the necessary activities, along with owners and timelines in order to enable HPE to provide the HPE GreenLake Management Services. These activities will be managed as a discrete project (herein after referred to as the Implementation Project) consisting of the phases and related workstreams described in the following sections, which must be completed before ongoing service delivery can commence. The timescales and activities for each phase, including the mutually agreed acceptance criteria for such phases as described below will be documented in an Implementation Project Plan. The implementation period will vary according to the Systems in scope and will be defined in the Implementation Project Plan. Before starting the Implementation Project, the Customer must meet the following prerequisites:

• Customer must provide a High Level Service Design (HLSD) detailing the Systems, including all information requested by HPE, for example, topology and configuration of the Systems.

• HPE must be granted exclusive access rights to the Systems by the Customer.

• Further specific assumptions relating to the Implementation Project are provided in the Primary Customer responsibilities section in the following section.

The Implementation Project will be split into the following phases. These phases, including any applicable acceptance processes are more fully described as follows.

• Initiation phase

• Joint verification phase

• Design and implementation phase

• Acceptance into operations phase

• SLO operations and closure phase

• Final acceptance phase

Implementation project phase acceptance: Mutually agreed objective acceptance criteria will be defined and documented within the Implementation Project Plan for the three acceptance milestones for the Implementation Project. These occur at the following phases:

1. At the end of the Joint Verification Phase, acceptance regarding readiness of the Systems for GMS service delivery by HPE will occur. The acceptance process and objective acceptance criteria will include validation that the Systems meet the requirements set forth in the Primary Customer responsibilities section. The objective criteria on which acceptance of the Joint Verification Phase is based is called Infrastructure acceptance criteria.

2. At the end of the Acceptance into Operations phase, the objective Acceptance into Operations criteria for accepting the Systems into operations will be based on tests performed of the tools and processes implemented within the individual workstreams.

3. At the end of the SLO Operations & Closure phase, final acceptance will take place. The parties will mutually agree upon objective acceptance criteria to validate that all processes and tools are in place and operational in order for HPE to manage the Systems. The criteria on which final acceptance is based is called Project acceptance criteria.

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Initiation phase: In the Initiation phase, HPE will work with Customer to define the specific scope, activities, and timelines of the Implementation Project, which will be documented in the Implementation Project Plan. Project teams and a steering committee will be agreed and assembled followed by an initial kick-off meeting to commence detailed planning.

After completion of the Initiation Phase, the following phases will occur in the following order, with the exception of the Connectivity Workstream:

Joint verification phase: In this phase, all assumptions will be checked and validated by HPE in consultation with Customer. All Systems and all related processes will also be assessed and verified based on the following aspects:

• Verification of the Systems: Quantities, model, type, and Configuration Management Database (CMDB) information

• Verification that the System configurations are suitable for meeting SLO targets

• Verification that the Systems are accessible, up-to-date, have required security features and are documented

• Verification that the Systems have the required support/maintenance contracts

• Verification that the environment in which the Systems are located conforms to HPE requirements including temperature, humidity, UPS, security, access rules, and so on

• Validation of the High Level Service Design

The agreed acceptance process will be performed to verify/check if the Systems meet the defined Infrastructure acceptance criteria. Each deviation will be documented and impact will be defined and listed in a deviations document, with any actions, owners, and timelines identified. If any changes are required as a result of this activity, they will be addressed via the Change Management process as detailed in the HPE GreenLake Statement of Work Account Support Plan.

Design and implementation phase: Specific workstreams will be initiated during this phase of the Implementation Project as described below with each having its own tasks and timeline as documented within the Implementation Project Plan. Each workstream will deliver their input to develop the Detailed Level Service Design (DLSD) document which will be consolidated and documented during this phase with all required information for each workstream as described in the following section.

In the following paragraphs, the workstreams within this phase are described separately.

• Connectivity workstream: Working with the Customer, HPE will: i) confirm and detail the connectivity to be implemented to enable delivery of these HPE GreenLake Management Services, including transport protocol and security measures, and ii) test and implement the connectivity. Connectivity is known to be on the critical path. This workstream will commence as soon as possible after Project Initiation.

• Monitoring tooling workstream: The configuration of the HPE GreenLake Management Service monitoring tools will be defined and documented within the DLSD. After review by both Customer and HPE, the tooling will be implemented according to the DLSD, including Event Management principles such as the Event categorization and prioritization. Connectivity must be in place before monitoring can be implemented.

• Service management workstream: Service management processes and procedures will be documented in the Daily Agreed Procedures (DAP) in collaboration with the Customer. These will include interface documents as well as change type definitions and specific service level reporting. Service management tooling will be implemented to support the agreed processes.

• Knowledge transfer workstream: HPE will work with the Customer to gather necessary information on existing operational documentation, tasks and activities. Customer is responsible for providing all information requested by HPE to ensure an effective and efficient knowledge transfer process. This will include items such as deployment, failover, recovery, and security procedures. During transfer, processes and activities will be tested by HPE with any deviations noted and required actions documented along with owners and timelines. Information gathered will be documented in the Detailed Level Service Design document.

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Acceptance into operations phase: Following completion of the Design and Implementation phase, the acceptance into operations phase will commence by performing several integral tests pursuant to the agreed objective project acceptance criteria for completion of this phase. These tests will be performed by simulation of real-life cases with Customer involvement to validate the end-to-end result of the implementation (simulation sessions). If acceptance does not occur, each deviation will be described and impact will be defined and listed in a deviation document. Customer and HPE will review the deviations and mutually agree upon next steps to correct any deviations within a reasonable time frame.

Once completed, SLO operations and closure phase will commence.

SLO operations and closure phase: During this phase, HPE will deliver the GMS based on the Service Level Objectives (SLOs), however deviations of the SLO may occur. Any discrepancies that occur will be investigated and addressed, with any adjustments made to the service as needed and in agreement between HPE and Customer. This is intended to be a prehandover period, with the preceding Customer’s operations team still in place to assist where necessary, and will typically last for a period of two months. Detailed timelines for this phase will be established during the Initiation Phase and documented within the Implementation Project Plan.

Final acceptance phase: After successful completion of the SLO operations and closure phase, as determined by HPE, final acceptance testing will take place using the agreed project objective acceptance criteria. Once acceptance occurs, the Service Implementation project will be completed and full GMS operations will commence with HPE responsible for provision of the GMS as set forth herein.

Service implementation output

At a high level, the Implementation Project described in the previous section will provide the following tasks or deliverables:

• Mutually agreed upon:

– Project plan and planning

– Connectivity requirements

– Objective infrastructure acceptance criteria

– Objective project acceptance criteria

– Infrastructure objective acceptance criteria

– Process interfacing documents (DAP)

– List of standard changes

– Governance document

– Service level reports (based upon standard reporting)

– Detailed Level Service Design document

• Successful completion of the following:

– Kick-off meeting

– Verification tasks completed

– Connectivity implemented

– Monitoring tooling implemented

– Service management tooling configured

– Knowledge transfer

– HPE-GMS simulation session

– HPE Service Desk operational

– HPE-GMS Governance in-place

– Acceptance testing completion and sign-off at identified phases

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4.2 IT service management (ITSM)

ITSM refers to the implementation and management of quality IT service, enabled by service management tools and based on ITSM norms and best practices. HPE will provide the following ITSM processes; specific roles and responsibilities are identified in the corresponding tables.

Event Management: HPE will provide Event Management services that will receive, respond to, categorize and log Events generated by the Systems. Events requiring additional action will be logged as Incidents or Request for Change according to their nature. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Legend: R = Responsible, A = Accountable, C = Consulted, I = Informed

Event Management Customer HPE

Determine event criticality and identify the required control action I A/R

Create ticket to initiate control action I A/R

Maintain monitoring tooling, equipment, and processes I A/R

Maintain predefined thresholds for system alert I A/R

Manage automatic system alert process I A/R

Maintain linkage to the Customer’s network I/R A/R

Incident Management: HPE will implement an Incident Management process that will respond to and resolve Incidents related to the Systems. The process will manage an Incident throughout its lifecycle through closure by HPE, including Incident registration, categorization, prioritization, investigation and diagnosis, Incident Resolution and closure. The process will encompass communications and dialogue with the Customer throughout the life of the incident in order to resolve the incident in an agreed manner. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Incident Management Customer HPE

Notify HPE of Incident using agreed method A/R I

Register the Incident within the HPE Incident Management tool and update the entry throughout the lifecycle of the Incident I A/R

Categorize and work with Customer to prioritize Incident based on agreed prioritization criteria C/I A/R

Investigate and make an initial diagnosis regarding the cause of the Incident based upon available information I A/R

Identify appropriate actions to be taken based on the contracted service level as set forth below I A/R

Provide approval to implement identified actions intended to address the Incident in a timely manner A/R C/I

Submit service ticket on behalf of Customer for Incidents on supported hardware, operating system, or software as provided for within the relevant HPE maintenance contract for the affected device

I A/R

Monitor Incident progress and escalate within HPE and Customer organizations as may be required I A/R

Close Incident I A/R

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Problem Management: HPE will implement a Problem Management process to address repeated or Priority 1 Incidents, as identified by HPE encountered within the Systems. The process will consist of problem identification, registration, root cause analysis, potential Workaround, corrective action and reporting of problems identified. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Problem Management Customer HPE

Identify problems related to the Systems based on repeated or Priority 1 Incidents I A/R

Register problems within HPE Problem Management tool I A/R

Identify potential Workaround that may be implemented where possible C/I A/R

Investigate identified problems to help identify root cause and possible corrective actions required C/I A/R

Initiate Request for Change (RFC) for the implementation of corrective measures identified I A/R

Monitor problem progress, issue monthly reporting I A/R

Close problem within HPE problem management tool I A/R

Recommendations resulting from Problem Management activities will be logged as Requests for Change and handled according to the Change Management process.

Change Management: HPE will implement a Change Management process relating to changes to be made to the Systems. The process will co-ordinate HPE’s activities in relation to the implementation of those changes; the Customer is expected to maintain ownership of change evaluation and authorization including Change Advisory Board (CAB) facilitation.

If changes to the Systems impact the scope of the GMS described in this data sheet, the changes will be subject to the Change Management process as detailed in the Account Support Plan.

The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Change Management Customer HPE

Submission of an RFC on behalf of the Customer A/R I

Submission of an RFC on behalf of HPE I A/R

Attendance at CAB relevant meetings for changes affecting the Systems I A/R

Assessment and authorization of the implementation of an RFC A/R C

Implement Standard change C A/R

Implement Normal change C/I A/R

Implement Minor change C/I A/R

Implement Major change R/C A/R

Implement Emergency change R/C A/R

Monitor progress of RFC C/I A/R

Evaluate RFC post implementation A/R C

Close RFC C/I A/R

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Service Request Management: HPE will implement a Service Request Management process to provide for the implementation of standard predefined changes that do not need to follow the full Change Management process, or to process common requests that may occur. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Service Request Management Customer HPE

Define standard changes or requests that can be implemented via Service Request Management C/I A/R

Submission of a Service Request on behalf of the Customer C A/R

Submission of a Service Request by the Customer R A/R

Implement Service Request C A/R

Monitor progress of Service Request C A/R

Evaluate Service Request post implementation A/R C

Close Service Request C A/R

Release Management: HPE will monitor software releases and their applicability to the Systems, contingent upon the agreements in place between Customer and the relevant software vendors.

Release Management applies to the following types of software if included in the Systems:

• Operating system software: Refers to operating system software like Windows and Linux®

• System software: Refers to technical software implemented to run and/or support the infrastructure platform. Examples are VMware®, Monitoring tooling, (storage) system firmware, and so on

GMS Release Management services are dependent on all products installed in the Systems being covered within an active maintenance contract that provides access to system and operating system documentation and updates. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Release Management Customer HPE

Monitor available Minor, Major, and Emergency Releases relating to operating system software in the Systems I A/R

Provide recommendations on operating system releases and updates applicable to the Systems I A/R

Provide authorization for the implementation of applicable operating system releases and updates A/R I

Provide Software Product and Documentation Updates for system software on the Systems R I

Implement operating system software releases via the Change Management process C A/R

Monitor available Minor, Major, and Emergency releases relating to System software covered under relevant support contracts I A/R

Provide recommendations on system software releases and updates applicable to the Systems I A/R

Provide authorization for the implementation of applicable system software releases and updates A/R I

Implement supported operating system and supported system software releases (via Change Management) C A/R

Maintain Definitive Software Library (as utilized by Customer) A/R I

Procure and make available System and Operating System software licenses A/R I

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Configuration Management: HPE will create and maintain a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) that will be used for the purposes of delivering these GMS and facilitating ITSM activities. The CMDB will contain relevant configuration information relating to the Systems. CMDB information will be available to the Customer, and standard reports can be generated for Customer use upon request or as defined during the Implementation Project, however the CMDB should not be considered as a replacement for a broader and more comprehensive CMDB encompassing the whole of the Customer’s IT environment. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Configuration Management Customer HPE

Own and implement GMS service CMDB I A/R

Create documentation within CMDB relating to the Systems I A/R

Update documentation and/or CMDB relating to Systems following changes performed by HPE C/I A/R

Update documentation and/or CMDB relating to Systems following changes performed by Customer A/R C/I

Capacity Management: Based upon Customer’s capacity requirements and KPIs, HPE will maintain a capacity plan relating to the Systems, based on Customer analysis of their capacity requirements in relation to business demand. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Capacity Management Customer HPE

Identify and define the internal and external capacity demand and Patterns of Business Activity (PBA) A/R C

Define and document capacity requirements and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the Systems A/R C

Document, maintain, and communicate capacity plan, showing progress of actual vs. planned capacity I/C A/R

Implement and maintain capacity monitoring thresholds A/C R

Identify capacity changes required to meet Customer capacity demands A/R I

Provide additional infrastructure capacity/resources as may be required to meet business requirements A/R I/C

Perform capacity changes via Change Management A/C R

Availability Management: Working with Customer, HPE will document and maintain an availability report relating to the Systems, based on Customer analysis of their availability requirements in relation to business demand and expectations. The following table shows the specific HPE and Customer activities that will be performed.

Availability Management Customer HPE

Identify and define the internal and external availability demand A/R C

Define and communicate availability requirements and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for the Systems A/R C

Document, maintain, and communicate availability reporting, showing progress of actual vs. planned availability I/C A/R

Recommend configuration or related changes intended to help improve availability A/C R

Provide for additional infrastructure or resources as may be required to implement HPE recommendations or meet availability requirements. Changes and additions to be managed via the Change Management process

A/R I/C

4.3 System operations and administration

HPE will remotely monitor and manage the Systems, performing certain operational and administrative activities. These activities are based according to the technologies specified in the SOW and may include the activities listed in the following section based upon the technology:

• Health status and availability monitoring

• Checking of critical system log files

• Creation and maintenance of Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)

• Performing regular scheduled maintenance procedures according to agreed SOPs

• Disk maintenance (cleaning, defragmentation)

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• Availability, capacity, and performance reporting

• Capacity additions

• Hypervisor and guest VM administration

• Optimization of VM distribution within a hypervisor

• Creation and maintenance of system images

• Patch and firmware management

• System/device configuration changes

• Adding/deleting user accounts

For further information relating to specific activities, please refer to the System Operations and Administration Activities tables in section 12 of this document which detail these activities based upon the technologies provided in the SOW.

4.4 Relationship Management

GMS will supplement the Relationship Management Services provided by the Assigned Account Team described under the SOW as described in the following section.

Customer Success Manager (CSM): The HPE CSM is the Customer’s primary point of contact with HPE and is responsible for coordinating the delivery of the GMS. The HPE CSM will remotely meet with the Customer monthly for the operational support meeting to review the HPE delivery of GMS to the Customer. The CSM will provide advice and guidance regarding the routine delivery of the Customer’s critical IT services and the running of service management processes in relation to the Systems. If potential risk factors are identified through the delivery of these GMS, HPE will provide related recommendations for consideration by the Customer and implementation via the appropriate Change Management process.

Operational support plan: Working with the Customer, HPE will develop and maintain an operations handbook containing all Standard Operating procedures (SOPs) specific to maintaining the Systems and documenting the agreed ITSM processes and escalation protocols. The document will be reviewed remotely on a quarterly basis with Customer with any required changed being managed via the Change Management process.

Reporting: The HPE GMS team will provide its standard Service Management reporting package electronically on a monthly basis to Customer. This reporting package is an integrated part of the standard meeting governance and used for review in support planning meetings. The specific monthly reports are detailed in the following table.

ITSM Reporting

ITSM Process Measured Parameter Purpose

Incident Management

Number of Incidents per Urgency and Impact Category/per Status

Manage Incident trends and track trends for repeated Incidents

Age distribution Manage progress of open Incidents

Response Time per Category SLO measurement

Resolution Time per Category SLO measurement

Problem Management

Number of open Problem Cases Track categories open cases assigned to for support

Age Distribution Manage progress of open Problems

Response Time SLO Measurement for response

Change Management

Number of Changes in different categories Number of open/implemented changes overview per category

Lead time for starting the change after registration of the RFC

Measured against lead time required (SLO)

Service Request Management

Number of requests by categories Number of open/implemented requests overview per category

Response Time per Category SLO measurement

Completion Time per Category SLO measurement

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System Operations and Administration Reporting

Based on the technologies provided by under the SOW, HPE will generate a set of standard reports with the minimum reported measures as listed below. Specific reporting details within the scope of HPE standard reporting capabilities will be communicated during the transition project and documented in the Detailed Level Service Design document.

• Overview of Systems based on CMDB

• Patch and Release management—overview of in-scope release changes

• Performance reporting

• System Availability: Overview of uptime, downtime (total, planned, actual, scheduled)

• Capacity—Overview of utilization per technology

5. SERVICE PREREQUISITES

• Customer must maintain active support contracts in place either through HPE or an authorized third party for all hardware, operating system, and software products within the Systems being supported during the SOW term.

• All operating systems to be maintained are under manufacturer General Availability support.

6. PRIMARY CUSTOMER RESPONSIBILITIES

General:

• Designate a senior-level Single Point of Contact (SPOC) who will be authorized to act as a primary contact in dealing with HPE and other internal stakeholders, including:

– Assigning the necessary stakeholders during project transition and duration

– Identifying a focal point to work collaboratively with HPE account team

– Responsible for all Customer aspects of this SOW

– Authorized to make decisions relative to the SOW, including identification and assignment of Customer resources

– Authorized to approve changes to the SOW

– Sign and return this SOW and a purchase order for the Services to HPE

• Provide HPE with a contact list that contains at least one primary and one backup contact who will be Customer’s point of contact during all operational support coverage hours as described in the Service Levels section of this data sheet

• Provide on-site personnel as appropriate for operations management, tape mounts, off-site tape storage, any other required media handling, and other physical on-site activities

• Maintain responsibility for procuring any consumable supplies (for example, CDs, DVDs tapes, cleaning supplies)

• Inform HPE in advance of making any environmental changes that may impact the GMS

• Continue to maintain its own end-user Service Desk function for the Systems

Service implementation:

During the Implementation Project, Customer will:

• Provide HPE with necessary IP addresses, LAN connections, and network topology required for remote monitoring and management

• Provide HPE with necessary documentation regarding the Systems, operating procedures, instructions, and configuration information as identified during the project initiation or as requested by HPE

• Provide HPE with physical access to site locations for initial installation and testing of remote connectivity software and/or hardware

• Provide HPE with remote logical access to all Systems and equipment relevant for provision of the GMS

• Ensure active support agreements are in place with associated call placement instructions for all hardware and software on the Systems through the term of the SOW

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• Provide licenses for all hardware and software on the Systems

• Provide all equipment on Customer site relevant for provision of the GMS

• Responsible for physical security of the equipment and Systems

• For knowledge transfer, Customer must provide authorized HPE representatives with access rights to all relevant Systems and locations and make personnel with requisite knowledge and skills available to share knowledge and experience

Product support contracts

• Customer must share all third-party support and license contract information, such as validation requirements and coverage, with HPE.

• Customer must take the steps necessary to ensure that HPE can submit service calls on the Customer’s behalf for the limited purpose of placing a support call with the vendor as set forth in the Incident Management section, and the Customer must provide HPE with the appropriate information required to place the call. If required by the vendor, the Customer will take any steps necessary to ensure that HPE can submit calls on the Customer’s behalf. If the Customer does not meet these requirements, HPE will not be able to submit calls to the vendor on behalf of the Customer and assumes no responsibility for failure to do so. HPE’s obligations are limited to the placement of support calls only. The Customer remains responsible for the performance of their obligations under such agreements, which include payment of all applicable fees, including any fees that may apply as a result of logging calls with the vendor.

Tools and connectivity:

During the Service Implementation, and through the term of the SOW, Customer will:

• Ensure Systems at different locations are interconnected with stable connectivity with good bandwidth and capable of being monitored from a centralized monitoring solution

• Provide network capacity and connectivity for HPE to access the Systems

• Provide HPE with necessary IP addresses, LAN connections, and network topology required for remote monitoring and management

• Provide HPE with physical access to site locations for initial installation and testing of remote connectivity software and/or hardware

• Be responsible for physical and logical security of the System

– Provide network capacity and connectivity for HPE to access the Systems for the purposes of HPE providing the HPE-GMS

– Ensure site conforms to HPE installation requirements

• Ensure facility environmental systems are in place and maintained as required to support HPE’s provision of the GMS including floor space, power, electrical, air conditioning, uninterruptible power supply (UPS), and diesel generator backup to meet SLOs

• HPE requires that the following management tools are available for HPE use in delivering these services:

– HPE OneView for servers

– HPE StoreServ Management Console (SSMC) or HPE InfoSight for storage devices

– HPE Intelligent Management Center (IMC) for networking devices

• Provide the necessary infrastructure for management stations within Customer’s environment based on HPE requirements for the monitoring agents. This platform and associated internet connection must be provided by the Customer and meet the requirements specified as follows.

Category Management and Communications Server Monitoring Server

Quantity 1 1

CPU Quad core processor or better Quad core processor or better

Hard drive space 200 GB 200 GB (Non-OS app drive—100 GB)

Memory 8 GB 16 GB

Operating System Windows Server 2016 (or 2019) Standard Edition CentOS 7 64 Bit

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• Provide a virtual machine to host remote access functionality. Supported operating systems are Debian and CentOS.

• Provide security clearance and port opening as described in the following table.

Activity Description Connectivity

System monitoring One way system information and alerts SNMP, Secure communication using port 443

System operations Site-to-Site VPN Connection SSH, IPSec, and HTTPS, to perform/operate activities based on Standard Operation Procedure

System administration Will be defined during Service ImplementationCustomer provides access to HPE employees on system level or on demand, with all activities being reported and with auditable records

7. HPE RESPONSIBILITIES

HPE will:

• Ensure that the HPE project/delivery coordinator will be available throughout the Implementation Project.

• Assign a named representative who will launch the planning and implementation of the GMS within approximately two weeks of signature of the agreement, subject to dependencies defined herein being met.

• Provide the tools and methodology to perform GMS as described in this data sheet.

8. GENERAL PROVISIONS/OTHER EXCLUSIONS

• These GMS are limited to the Systems as provided under the SOW to which this data sheet is incorporated.

• The HPE GreenLake Management Services (or portions thereof) will be provided from locations determined by HPE which may be outside the country of purchase. HPE will notify Customer of any change in location, if applicable, during the term of the SOW. In addition to the metering tools, HPE will install certain hardware and software tools to deliver remote monitoring services. Such tools are owned by HPE and delivery of these GMS is contingent upon installation of them for use by HPE. Customer may not use, transfer, assign, pledge, or in any way encumber or convey the tools. HPE will remove the tools upon termination or expiration of the SOW. Customer acknowledges that it is responsible (administratively and financially) for obtaining all required approvals, licenses, authorizations, consents, and permits for HPE to perform the HPE GreenLake Management Services.

• All deliverables are accepted upon delivery unless otherwise specified herein.

• Customer acknowledges that the ability of HPE to provide these GMS is contingent upon the accuracy and completeness of information and data provided by Customer as well as Customer’s cooperation and timely performance of its obligations. In the event any such data is found to be inaccurate or incomplete or Customer fails to perform its obligations, the parties agree to negotiate in good faith equitable changes to this SOW, which may include, without limitation, changes to the charges to Customer for the GMS.

• HPE is dependent on the Customers’ full and timely cooperation with HPE to deliver the service.

• Service is provided in English language.

• Service does not include integration of the tools with any Customer systems, for example, ticket transfer. This functionality is available to be scoped as a separate project.

• CSM activities will be delivered remotely and are provided during the Standard Work Day.

• HPE is not responsible for any service activities relating to Customer applications and workloads.

• ITSM Change Management activities provides for implementation of changes to the Systems requiring up to 8 hours of labor time. Requests requiring additional effort will be treated as projects and require separate scoping and funding.

• Incidents requiring use of product support contracts are subject to the service levels associated with those support contracts.

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9. ORDERING AND PRICING INFORMATION

The price of these GMS is incorporated into the monthly Unit price as set forth in the SOW to which this data sheet is incorporated. Service ordering and invoicing is also according to the terms defined within the Ordering and Pricing section of the HPE GreenLake SOW to which this data sheet is incorporated.

10. SERVICE LEVELS

The following Service Level Objective will apply upon completion of final acceptance.

Event Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage 24x7

Incident Management

Response Matrix Description Incident Response Time* Objective Incident Resolution Time** Objective

Priority 1 Critical 90% < 15 min 90% < 4 hours

Priority 2 High 90% < 1 hour 90% < 8 hours

Priority 3 Medium 90% < 4 hours 90% < 16 hours

Priority 4 Low 90% < 8 hours 90% < 24 hours

* Incident Response Time is a target and is measured as the time elapsed from when an Incident is first raised to when there is a Response.

** Incident Resolution Time is a target and is measured as the time taken for HPE to resolve an Incident, excluding the Service Level Objective Exclusions set forth beneath this table, as well as any time attributable to Customer or any third parties with whom HPE engages to work to resolve the Incident or time attributed to address any hardware or software related Incidents, regardless of vendor, dependent upon the underlying service agreement and related service level with the vendor. Resolution may depend on and include the implementation of resilience measures or configurations as verified by HPE in the Implementation project.

Problem Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage Standard Work Day

Time to initiate problem investigation 5 Standard Work Days from Problem registration

Change Management Service Level Objective

Hours of coverage Standard Work Day

Hours of coverage (Emergency Change) 24x7

Commence Normal Change planning 7 or more Standard Work Days

Commence Standard Change planning 3–5 Standard Work Days

Commence Emergency Change follow-up and documentation update 2 Standard Work Days

Service Request Management

Priority Service Window Response Time Objective Completion Time Objective

Priority 1/2 N/A; Priority 1 or 2 situations should be logged using the Incident Management process.

Priority 3 Monday to Friday 08:00–17:00 4 hours 24 hours

Priority 4 Monday to Friday 08:00–17:00 8 hours 48 hours

Release Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage Standard Work Day

Frequency of Operating System and System Software review

Quarterly

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Configuration Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage Standard Work Day

Update CMDB following CI change 90% < 1 Standard Work Day

Update documentation 90% < 2 Standard Work Days

Capacity Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage Standard Work Day

Availability Management Service Level Objective

Hours of Coverage Standard Work Day

• Service Level Objective exclusions The following are excluded from SLOs:

– Delays in Customer approval process

– Incidents due to Customer’s applications, hardware, software, services, or facilities

– Management station downtime at Customer site

– Incidents due to Customer WAN/LAN-related issues

– Force Majeure at Customer or HPE site

– Planned outages, scheduled maintenance

– Factors outside HPE’s reasonable control

– Any act or omission on the part of Customer, its contractors or vendors, or any other entity over which Customer exercises control or has the right to exercise control, including the failure of Customer to perform its obligations or responsibilities

– Interruptions or Incidents not reported by Customer, or where no ticket was opened

– SLOs will be excluded during prehandover phase or during any termination assistance services

– SLOs are excluded during the first thirty days from the effective date of the change order for any Systems added to the GMS pursuant to the Change Management process

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11. DEFINED TERMS

Term Definition

Call A notification from Customer to the HPE Service Desk regarding an Incident relating to the Systems.

Emergency ChangeUrgent RFCs to the Systems for which the normal change procedure does not meet the requirements. Late submission of a change does not constitute an Emergency Change.

Emergency Release Minor changes to software in the Systems which are made available from the software vendor for security reasons or an imminent error.

EventAn occurrence within the Systems and within the scope of the GMS as observed by HPE, or as a result of a Call that has relevance to either the Customer as the user of the Systems or HPE in providing these GMS.

General Availability The release of a product that is available to the general public including availability of associated vendor support products.

IncidentAn Event within the Systems which results in an unplanned interruption or degradation of the functionality provided by the Systems, or that has not yet affected the level of functionality provided by the Systems (for example, failure of one disk from a mirror set).

Incident Resolution Action taken to resolve an Incident and restore the affected functionality or to implement a Workaround.

Incident Resolution Time

The time taken for HPE to resolve an Incident, excluding the SLO Exclusions identified in the General provisions/other exclusions section of this document, and any time attributable to Customer or any third parties with whom HPE is required to work with to resolve the Incident. Incident Resolution Time is a target only and may depend on and include the implementation of resilience measures or configurations as verified by HPE in the Joint Verification phase.

Major ChangeChanges that have a medium risk factor and the potential for a significant impact upon service levels. These changes typically require extensive planning, scheduling, and activity coordination between multiple support groups.

Major ReleaseA significant upgrade to a product providing additional features or functionality. Typically an upgrade to a new version of the product (for example, version 1 to 2), applied in a similar manner to a fresh installation and normally as part of an implementation project.

Minor Change Changes that have a low risk factor (as defined in the Change Management process) and unlikely to impact service levels.

Minor ReleaseA sub-version number update to provide enhancements or defect fixes (for example, version 1.2 to 1.3). Typically applied as a patch release and within the scope of the Change Management process.

Normal Change RFCs that must follow the complete Change Management process.

Problem A Problem is the unknown cause of one or more Incidents, often identified as a result of multiple similar incidents.

Request for Change (RFC)

A request specifically and only for a change to the Systems that may lead to a change in the composition or configuration. Five categories of RFCs are distinguished: Standard Change Normal Change Minor Change Major Change Emergency Change Emergency Change An RFC is requested using the RFC form.

Response A Response is when HPE contacts the Incident initiator or actively starts to work on the Incident.

Response Time Response Time is a target and is measured as the time elapsed from when an Incident is first raised to when there is a Response.

Standard Change Predefined and preapproved RFCs with a manageable risk, routine tasks, clearly specified and with standardized execution.

Standard Work Day During standard local business working days and hours. Specifics will be defined during the Implementation Project.

SystemSystem refers to the infrastructure components, devices and software products which comprise the system provided by the related HPE GreenLake SOW.

System Availability The Service Level Availability means with respect to the Systems expressed as a percentage of Scheduled Uptime for the relevant infrastructure component (that is, Availability = [Scheduled Uptime minus Unexcused Downtime] divided by Scheduled Uptime.)

Workaround Reducing or eliminating the impact of an Incident for which a full resolution is not yet available.

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12. SYSTEM OPERATIONS AND ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES

System Operations and Administration Activities are provided according to the HPE GreenLake Workload type defined in the SOW to which this data sheet is incorporated. The following table shows each HPE GreenLake Workload type and the corresponding list of component technologies that apply for that workload; the subsequent tables provide the specific activities for each technology component to be performed by HPE within the selected GMS Service tier (Essential Management Service or Enhanced Management Service). Please refer to the subsequent per-technology tables to determine the activities to be performed by HPE for each HPE GreenLake workload. The applicable GMS Service tier is defined in Section 2.1.f of the SOW.

HPE GreenLake SOW Workloads and Technology Components:

HPE GreenLake SOW Workload Workload Technology Components

HPE GreenLake for Compute—Composable† HPE Synergy Server, Storage, Network, Generic Operating System, Linux Operating System

HPE GreenLake for Compute—Rack Compute† HPE Server, Network, General Operating System, Linux Operating System

HPE GreenLake for Compute—Rack Storage† HPE Server, Network, General Operating System, Linux Operating System

HPE GreenLake for Storage—General Purpose†† HPE Nimble Storage, SAN

HPE GreenLake for Storage—Mission Critical Storage, SAN

HPE GreenLake for Storage—Business Critical HPE Nimble Storage, SAN

HPE GreenLake for Storage—Data Protection HPE StoreOnce

HPE GreenLake for Virtualization—General Purpose (HPE Synergy and HPE Nimble Storage)‡

HPE Synergy Server, HPE Nimble Storage, Virtualization, Network

HPE GreenLake for Virtualization—General Purpose (HPE Synergy and HPE Primera)‡

HPE Synergy Server, Storage, Virtualization, Network

HPE GreenLake for Virtualization—General Purpose (HPE ProLiant DL Server and HPE Nimble Storage)‡

HPE Nimble Storage, Virtualization, Network

HPE GreenLake for Virtualization—Hyperconverged (Nutanix)‡ Nutanix, HPE Server, Composable Fabric, HPE Nimble Storage, Network

HPE GreenLake for Virtualization—Hyperconverged (HPE SimpliVity)‡ HPE SimpliVity, HPE Server, Composable Fabric, Network

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud VM as a service‡‡HPE GreenLake Private Cloud, HPE Synergy Server, HPE Server, General Operating System, Virtualization, Storage, Network, Virtual Networking

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud containers as a service‡‡HPE GreenLake Private Cloud, HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Container, HPE Synergy Server, HPE Server, General Operating System, Virtualization, Storage, Network, Virtual Networking

† HPE GreenLake Management Services for the HPE GreenLake configurations noted provides for the management of the installed operating system as well as the underlying hardware infrastructure. Operating system configuration and functionality remains the responsibility of the Customer. Supported operating systems are Windows and Linux (SUSE and RHEL). As noted in Primary Customer Responsibilities, Customer must have valid support contracts in place during SOW term for any operating systems to be managed by HPE.

†† HPE GreenLake Management Services for the Cost Optimized configuration of HPE GreenLake for Storage—General Purpose (as identified in section 2.1.c of the SOW) do not include SAN activities and therefore the following SAN table does not apply.

‡ HPE GreenLake Management Services for the HPE GreenLake configurations noted provides for the management of a single installed hypervisor as well as the underlying hardware infrastructure. Hypervisor configuration and functionality remains the responsibility of the Customer. GMS extends to the hypervisor functionality only; the management of guest operating system instances remains the responsibility of the Customer. Supported hypervisor is VMware. As noted in Primary Customer Responsibilities, Customer must have valid support contracts in place during SOW term for any hypervisor to be managed by HPE.

‡‡ HPE GreenLake Private Cloud is provided as a managed service inclusive of the HPE GreenLake Management Services identified in the HPE GreenLake Private Cloud and HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Container tables; the Essential Management Service and Enhanced Management Services tiers are therefore not applicable for these Systems.

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Per-technology System Operations and Administrative Activities

Please refer to the following tables based upon the applicable HPE GreenLake Workload type and corresponding technology (technologies). As noted previously, the Enhanced Management Service tier is additive to the Essential Management Services tier. Therefore, if the Enhanced Management Services tier is purchased for the applicable workload (as identified in the SOW), it is inclusive of the activities listed under the Essential Management Services.

HPE Synergy Server: System Operations and Administration Activities

HPE Synergy Server Essential Management Services Customer HPE

Health monitoring of Enclosures Power supply/fans/Temperature/Interconnect modules/Frame Link Modules I A/R

Health monitoring of Compute node components CPU/MEM/PCIe/Smart array/Disk drive predictive errors/failures I A/R

Health monitoring of Storage module components Disk drives/Storage module I/O adapters I A/R

Health monitoring of HPE 3PAR Storage pools and Volumes via HPE OneView I A/R

Health monitoring of HPE Synergy Composer and Image Streamer I A/R

Monitoring of warning and critical appliance alerts I A/R

Users and Groups creation/management A/R R

Check and Refresh Hardware Status (Error Validation) C/I A/R

SAN Switches and TOR Switches management A/R I

HPE Synergy maintenance (Restart or shutdown Appliance, compute nodes, Virtual Connects, Image Streamer, composers) C/I A/R

HPE OneView configuration backup I A/R

HPE OneView Support Dump Gathering I A/R

CPU, Power, and Temperature utilization report from HPE OneView I A/R

Uplink ports statistics Report from HPE OneView I A/R

Capacity of Storage space report from HPE OneView I A/R

Create deployment plans and golden images for Image Streamer A R/C

Manage an OS deployment server with Image Streamer C/I A/R

Create/Manage networks and network sets (Ethernet, FC, or FCoE and Ethernet Tagged, untagged, Tunnel) R A/R

Manage logical interconnect groups (LIGs) C/I A/R

Manage enclosure groups (EGs) C/I A/R

Manage Logical Enclosures (LE) C/I A/R

Create/Manage Server Profiles Templates (ST)—Define the configuration of firmware, connections, local storage, SAN storage, boot, BIOS, and profile affinity

C/I A/R

Create/Manage Server Profiles from templates and assign to compute nodes and management C/I A/R

Storage Pools and Volumes Management (HPE 3PAR) A R/C

SAN Zoning/Management via HPE OneView C/I A/R

Update firmware, HPE OneView and drivers in a HPE Synergy solution C/I A/R

HPE OneView configuration restore C/I A/R

HPE Synergy Enhanced Management Services Customer HPE

CMDB Management (Enclosure inventory, Enclosure Bay inventory, Interconnects inventory, Server profile inventory, and Server inventory) C/I A/R

VLAN configuration/management A/R I

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HPE Server: System Operations and Administration Activities

Note: For HPE Server, Essential and Enhanced Service tiers are combined.

Essential/Enhanced Management Services DL Server Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Health status monitoring of Power supply/fans/Over Temperature I A/R

Health status monitoring of CPU/MEM/Disk drive failures I A/R

Backup of system configuration I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Scheduled tasks (Power down/up the server) C A/R

Add, remove, change HPE iLO/OneView user accounts C A/R

Active Health System data collection I A/R

HPE iLO IP address change C A/R

Check for new firmware revisions I A/R

Incident management and coordination with Break fix support teams C A/R

Configure UEFI system settings I A/R

Configure HPE Smart Array controller configuration using HPE SSA I A/R

Advise on new firmware revisions I A/R

Implement new firmware revisions C A/R

Virtualization: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Virtualization Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor VM Host server Capacity I A/R

Monitor VM Host load distribution per hypervisor cluster I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Report availability I A/R

Report performance I A/R

Check for new hypervisor patches I A/R

Check for new hypervisor versions I A/R

Optimize VM Host load distribution per hypervisor cluster C A/R

Configuration changes for hypervisor C A/R

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Enhanced Management Services Virtualization Service Activity Customer HPE

Report available capacity I A/R

Delete, Remove, Create, Suspend, Power on, Power off, Resume, Reset VMs C A/R

Configuring Permissions for Users A/C R

Reboot VM Guest C A/R

Perform hypervisor configuration backup I A/R

Restore hypervisor configuration from backup C A/R

Expand physical server capacity (if FCS) C A/R

Create or remove hypervisor (cluster) C A/R

Deploy new or clone existing VM Guest C A/R

Change VM Guest flavor (size) C A/R

Create VM Guest snapshot C A/R

Migrate OS VM Guest P2V or V2P (AMS will deliver with additional cost—As a Project) C A/R

Advise on new hypervisor patches I A/R

Implement new hypervisor patches C A/R

Advise on new hypervisor versions I A/R

Implement new hypervisor versions C A/R

Virtual Networking: System Operations and Administration Activities

Virtual Networking Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor virtual network manager and controller health I A/R

Monitor edge services (IPSec and L2 VPN, Load Balancer, NAT) I A/R

Monitor logical network I A/R

Monitor distributed Logical Router and Distributed Firewall Events I A/R

Check log files for critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Provide availability, capacity, and performance reports I A/R

Restart network manager C/I A/R

Restart networking daemons on hypervisor hosts C/I A/R

Check for new software upgrades I A/R

Fix VPN and VXLAN errors (VDS) I A/R

Add/Remove networking controllers C/I A/R

Add, remove, change VLAN C/I A/R

Create IP pool C/I A/R

Maintain IP pool I A/R

Manage virtual networking product configuration change C/I A/R

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HPE SimpliVity: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services HPE SimpliVity Service Activity Customer HPE

Health monitoring of HPE OmniStack software Host HW Components (Fan, Temperature, Power Supply, Processor, Memory, Storage controller, Disk drives)

I A/R

Monitoring of warning and critical appliance alerts (VMware preconfigured alarms and HPE SimpliVity-specific critical alarms) I A/R

Monitor Virtual Machine Performance (CPU and Memory) I A/R

Monitor HPE OmniStack software Host Capacity I A/R

Monitor HPE OmniStack software Virtual Controller Health I A/R

Monitor HPE SimpliVity Arbiter and Federation Health I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Create HPE SimpliVity Support Capture I A/R

Configure Permissions for Users C A/R

Perform HPE OmniStack software Host configuration backup I A/R

Restore HPE OmniStack software Host configuration from backup I A/R

Restart HPE SimpliVity Arbiter I A/R

Shutdown, Start HPE OmniStack software host C A/R

Shutdown one or more HPE SimpliVity Virtual Controllers C A/R

Check HPE SimpliVity Capacity I A/R

Check HPE SimpliVity Performance C A/R

Enhanced Management Services HPE SimpliVity Service Activity Customer HPE

Provide Availability, Capacity, and Performance Reports I A/R

Back up, restore Virtual Machine/Files A/C R

Configure NIC teaming on vSwitch standard port groups C A/R

Configure NIC teaming on VDS distributed port groups C A/R

Create, Modify, Resize, Delete an HPE SimpliVity Datastore C A/R

Delete, Remove, Create, Clone, Move, Suspend, Power on, Power off, Resume, Reboot, Reset Virtual Machines C A/R

Create, Clone, Move, Delete Virtual Machine templates (Outside HPE SimpliVity tasks) C A/R

Create, Modify VM Backup Policy C A/R

Copy, Delete, Lock Backups A R

Add, Remove node to HPE SimpliVity cluster C A/R

Decommission a Node from Federation C A/R

Expand Federation capacity (as per Customer advise or Consulting) C A/R

Configure the HPE SimpliVity VAAI-NAS plug-in (if applicable) I A/R

Implement HPE OmniStack software host firmware upgrade I A/R

Implement HPE OmniStack software upgrade I A/R

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Nutanix: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Nutanix Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor Cluster status I A/R

Monitor Critical and Warning alerts I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Manage User permissions A/C R

Check License status C A/R

Check services are up on all Controller VMs I A/R

Manage VMs (Power off VMs, Restart VMs, Create VMs, Clone VMs, Snapshot, Migrate a VM to a host in a Nutanix cluster) C A/R

Support log collection I A/R

Vendor coordination for any OEM issues C A/R

Address critical events C A/R

Shutdown, Start the controller VM C A/R

Node Management (Shutdown the node, Start the node, Restart the node, Change Controller VM memory configuration)

C A/R

Enhanced Management Services Nutanix Service Activity Customer HPE

Manage Nutanix Cluster C A/R

Manage Vdisks (Add a Vdisk, Delete a Vdisk, Snapshot a Vdisk) C A/R

Manage Storage Pools and Storage containers C A/R

Manage Network configuration C A/R

Manage replication if configured C A/R

Vendor coordination for Nutanix software upgrades C A/R

Composable Fabric: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Composable Fabric Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor Alerts and Alarms I A/R

Monitor Port Statistics, Switch, VLAN, Flow entry Statistics I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

User roles and management C A/R

Manage VLANs, VLAN Groups and Link Aggregation Groups (LAGs) C A/R

Configure Static Routing, BGP Routing, OSPF Routing C A/R

Configure SNMP, sFlow®, Syslog, NTP configurations C A/R

Incident management and coordination with break/fix support teams I A/R

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Enhanced Management Services Composable Fabric Service Activity Customer HPE

Perform device configuration backup I A/R

Restore device configuration from backup C A/R

Composable Fabric module administration I A/R

Fabric cluster management I A/R

Network traffic analysis I A/R

Network services configuration I A/R

Traffic Matrix and Affinity configuration C/I A/R

Composable Fabric module software upgrade C/I A/R

Composable Fabric manager software upgrade C/I A/R

Storage: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor available capacity (GB) I A/R

Monitor system performance C/I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Report availability I A/R

Report available capacity (GB) I A/R

Report performance I A/R

Check for new firmware releases I A/R

Add, remove, resize LUN C/I A/R

Advise on new firmware releases I A/R

Enhanced Management Services Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Perform device configuration backup I A/R

Restore device configuration from backup C/I A/R

Address performance issues C A/R

Address performance incidents A/C R

Expand physical storage capacity (if FCS) C/I A/R

Configuration changes on Storage C/I A/R

Assigning storage to hosts C/I A/R

RAID group configuration C/I A/R

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HPE Nimble Storage: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services HPE Nimble Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability (Via HPE InfoSight Alert Automation) I A/R

Monitor available capacity (GB) (Via HPE InfoSight Alert Automation) I A/R

Monitor system performance (Via HPE InfoSight Alert Automation) I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical capacity alerts C A/R

Report available capacity (GB) I A/R

Report performance I A/R

Check for new firmware releases I A/R

Assigning storage to hosts C A/R

Configuration changes on Storage C A/R

Coordinate with HPE Nimble Storage Support to Fix critical events I A/R

Advise on new firmware releases I A/R

Implement new firmware releases coordination with HPE Nimble Storage Support C A/R

Enhanced Management Services HPE Nimble Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Creating or scheduling Snapshots C A/R

Recovering from volume corruption C A/R

Schedule volume collection replication C A/R

Coordinate with HPE Nimble Storage Support to address performance issues I A/R

SAN: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services SAN Switch Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Check switch status I A/R

Add or remove Licenses A R

Support Log collection I A/R

Create, Modify, or delete users I A/R

Perform device configuration backup I A/R

Enhanced Management Services SAN Switch Service Activity Customer HPE

Zone configurations C A/R

Enable or Disable Switch or Blades or Ports C A/R

Enable or disable configuration C A/R

Restore device configuration from backup C A/R

Implement new firmware releases C A/R

Incident management and vendor co-ordination I A/R

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HPE StoreOnce: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services HPE StoreOnce Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor system performance (CPU and memory) I A/R

Monitor HPE StoreOnce capacity I A/R

Monitor Service Set Status I A/R

Monitoring of warning and critical appliance alerts I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Add, remove, change user accounts A R

License Add C A/R

Capture Support ticket I A/R

Shut down or reboot the appliance C A/R

Check Housekeeping statistics I A/R

Schedule housekeeping blackout windows I A/R

Provide Appliance status report I A/R

Provide Capacity Report I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Implement new firmware releases I A/R

Enhanced Management Services HPE StoreOnce Storage Service Activity Customer HPE

Check Replication status (if applicable) C A/R

Perform HPE StoreOnce configuration backup I A/R

Creation of VTL/NAS/Catalyst Store C A/R

HPE StoreOnce Network configuration C A/R

Failover/failback service sets (if multinode) C A/R

Add or modify libraries/shares/HPE StoreOnce catalyst stores C A/R

Restore HPE StoreOnce configuration from backup C A/R

Network: System Operations and Administration Activities m Operations and Administration Activities

Note: For Network, Essential, and Enhanced Service tiers are combined.

Essential/Enhanced Management Services Network Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor physical network port utilization I A/R

Monitor network bandwidth utilization I A/R

Monitor device resource (processor) utilization I A/R

Check log files on critical events C/I A/R

Report availability I A/R

Report bandwidth utilization I A/R

Performance management (Monitor, Fix, and Report) I A/R

Perform device configuration backup I A/R

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Essential/Enhanced Management Services Network Service Activity Customer HPE

Restore device configuration from backup C/I A/R

Maintain IP plan C/I A/R

Check for new firmware releases C/I A/R

Creation of network device user accounts C/I A/R

Manage and update all Network environment documentation I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Add physical device (if FCS) C/I A/R

Add, remove, change VLAN C/I A/R

Create, remove, or change routing or firewall rules C/I A/R

Create IP plan C/I A/R

Configuration changes of networking devices C/I A/R

Advise on new firmware releases I A/R

Implement new firmware releases C/I A/R

Add/Modify/Delete routing changes C/I A/R

Reconfigure network device configuration to add additional functionality C/I A/R

Operating System: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Operating System Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor system performance (memory, processor) I A/R

Disk Space Management (Monitor and Report available disk capacity) I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Disk maintenance (cleaning and defragmentation, scheduled tasks) C A/R

Address performance issues C A/R

Address performance incidents A R

Reboot OS C A/R

Check for new OS security patches I A/R

Check for new OS other patches/updates I A/R

Check for new OS versions I A/R

Troubleshooting file and folder access rights and granting permissions C/I A/R

Creating and maintaining updated version SOPs for new activities related to server I A/R

Advise on new OS security patches I A/R

Implement new OS security patches C/I A/R

Advise on new OS patches/updates I A/R

Implement new OS patches/updates C/I A/R

Advise on new OS versions I A/R

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Enhanced Management Services Operating System Service Activity Customer HPE

Report availability of OS I A/R

Add, remove, change OS user accounts (Local and Domain) A R

Expand physical blade capacity (if FCS) C A/R

Create and maintain OS Image C A/R

Deploy or remove OS Image C A/R

Configuration changes OS C A/R

Implement new OS versions (AMS will deliver with additional cost—As a Project) C/I A/R

Adding/Removing servers from the domain C A/R

Decommissioning of Server A R

Configure Network Card and VLAN C A/R

Adding/Removing a node in a cluster C A/R

Assigning a preferred node C A/R

Configuring failover C A/R

Setting group failover policy C A/R

Testing failover policy C A/R

Install and Update backup/Antivirus Agent A R

Linux Operating System: System Operations and Administration Activities

Essential Management Services Linux Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health status and availability I A/R

Monitor system performance I A/R

Monitor Services I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Address critical Incidents within the scope of HPE’s responsibilities I A/R

Report availability of OS I A/R

Address performance issues C A/R

Address performance incidents A R

Disk Space Management (Monitor and Report available disk capacity) I A/R

Add, remove, modify user accounts I A/R

File Permissions and Access I A/R

Check for new patches C A/R

Advice on new patches I A/R

Configuration changes OS I A/R

Kernel configuration C A/R

Enhanced Management Services Linux Service Activity Customer HPE

OS Shutdown/Startup/Reboot I A/R

Perform OS Backups (As per Customer design and setup) I A/R

Implement new patches C A/R

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HPE GreenLake Private Cloud: System Operations and Administration Activities

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor health, availability statistics of HPE GreenLake Private Cloud I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Stop and Start HPE GreenLake Managed Private Cloud Services C A/R

Add/Remove/Update Tenant Users, Groups, and Roles C A/R

Add/Create Images/Templates/Blueprints R A/R

Maintain Images/Templates/Blueprints R A/R

Perform Configuration backups I A/R

Maintain and execute scheduled maintenance jobs related to HPE GreenLake Private Cloud I A/R

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud patching, version upgrades, and maintenance C A/R

Address performance issues C A/R

Support Log collection I A/R

Incident management and co-ordination with support teams I A/R

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Container: System Operations and Administration Activities

HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Container Service Activity Customer HPE

Monitor container platform host health status and availability I A/R

Monitor container platform host server resource utilization (disk, cores, memory) I A/R

Monitor container platform services (Controllers and Gateways) I A/R

Monitor HPE container platform services (memory pressure, disk pressure, daemons, and so on.) I A/R

Monitor container platform gateway traffic I A/R

Monitor gateway traffic I A/R

Install or remove container platform controller I A/R

Install or remove container platform gateway I R

Install or remove container platform worker I A/R

Perform rolling upgrade of container platform software (point release) I A/R

Perform canary release of new container platform version (new OS Release, or other upgrade that requires reinstallation) I A/R

Create, Modify, or Remove cluster I/C A/R

Manage cluster resource allocation (Master and worker nodes) I A/R

Upgrade cluster to new version C A/R

Create, Modify, or Remove tenants I A/R

Manage tenant resource allocation I A/R

Create, Modify, or Remove platform extension services I A/R

Upgrade platform extension service versions I A/R

Create, Modify, or Remove platform services (for example, CoreDNS) I R

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HPE GreenLake Private Cloud Container Service Activity Customer HPE

Upgrade platform service versions I A/R

Advise on new OS (Windows/Linux/VMware) versions I A/R

Implement new OS (Windows/Linux/VMware) versions I/C A/R

Modify OS configuration on container platform host I A/R

Check log files on critical events I A/R

Report container platform availability I A/R

Report available container platform resource capacity I A/R

Report container platform performance I A/R

Create, modify, or remove Pods I/C A/R

Configure container platform authentication and authorization I/C A/R

Manage container platform certificates I R

Perform container platform Host configuration backup I A/R

Restore container platform Host configuration from backup I A/R

Container Image upload to repository I/C A/R

Remove/Delete Container image from repository I/C A/R

Check for new container platform versions I A/R

Check for new OS versions I A/R

Fix critical events I A/R

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