Hewlett Packard Enterprise
HPE licenses software under the HPE End User License Agreement and per-product Additional License Authorizations (per server for iLO and OneView, per socket for Morpheus and VM Essentials, per core, terabyte or consumption unit for Ezmeral), and sells GreenLake services under aaS terms with metered usage, commitments and quarterly metering audits.
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From the Hewlett Packard Enterprise catalog: how usage is counted, the rules that apply, the programs licences are bought through and the SKUs. Backed by 83 verbatim excerpts from 20 Hewlett Packard Enterprise documents.
Metrics 10
View All 10Rules 43
View All 43SKUs 16
View All 16Products
All 13 ProductsRack Servers 5
HPE Compute Ops Management, HPE iLO, HPE iLO 5, HPE iLO 6, HPE OneView
Hybrid Enablement Software 3
HPE GreenLake, HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions, HPE GreenLake platform
Data Fabric Software 2
HPE Ezmeral Data Fabric, HPE Ezmeral Unified Analytics
Cloud Management Platforms 2
HPE Ezmeral Runtime Enterprise, HPE Morpheus Enterprise Software
Server Virtualization Software 1
HPE VM Essentials Software
Product History
All acquisitionsHPE acquired Juniper Networks after settling a US Department of Justice antitrust lawsuit. The combined networking business is called HPE Networking and offers both HPE Juniper Networking and HPE Aruba Networking products.
Legacy product Became Juniper Networks products (Junos, Mist and others) Renamed HPE Juniper Networking Aruba Networking Kept HPE Aruba Networking · Offered alongside HPE Juniper Networking under HPE Networking HPE Instant On campus and branch WLAN business Divested DOJ-approved buyer · Required by the DOJ settlement within 180 days Juniper AI Ops for Mist source code Divested Perpetual, non-exclusive licence to a competitor · To be auctioned under the DOJ settlement; HPE keeps the Mist products Licensing impactSources and full product history- Customers have access to both HPE Juniper Networking and HPE Aruba Networking products from one company, under the HPE Networking business led by Juniper's former CEO.[2][3]
- The DOJ settlement requires HPE to divest its global Instant On campus and branch WLAN business, including customer relationships, to a DOJ-approved buyer within 180 days, so Instant On customers will move to a new vendor.[1]
- The settlement also requires an auction of a perpetual, non-exclusive licence to Juniper's AI Ops for Mist source code with optional transitional support, which does not change existing Mist customers' licences but affects which vendors may offer similar functionality.[1]
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise acquired Morpheus Data
HPE acquired Morpheus Data, a hybrid cloud management and platform operations vendor, to add multicloud provisioning, orchestration, automation and FinOps capabilities to HPE GreenLake.
Licensing impactSources and full product history- HPE announced the definitive agreement on 15 August 2024 and stated that Morpheus would add multi-vendor, multicloud application provisioning, orchestration and automation and FinOps capabilities to GreenLake, complementing OpsRamp.[1]
- HPE stated on 30 August 2024 that it had closed the acquisition.[2]
- Hewlett Packard Enterprise acquired OpsRamp
HPE acquired OpsRamp, an IT operations management vendor, to extend HPE GreenLake into IT operations management.
Legacy product Became OpsRamp Kept OpsRamp (HPE GreenLake) · Integrated with HPE GreenLake and available standalone as a service Licensing impactSources and full product history- HPE announced the agreement on 20 March 2023 and stated that OpsRamp technology would be integrated with the HPE GreenLake platform, available standalone as a service and embedded in HPE compute, storage and networking solutions.[1]
- HPE's August 2024 announcement of Morpheus Data refers to its acquisition of OpsRamp in 2023.[2]