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$ soultec get solution/hpe/hpe-morpheus -o yaml$ soultec get solution/hpe/hpe-morpheus -o json$ soultec get solution/hpe/hpe-morpheus -o toml$ soultec get solution/hpe/hpe-morpheus -o xml$ python3 hpe/hpe-morpheus.pyPS> ./hpe/hpe-morpheus.ps1$ go run hpe/hpe-morpheus.go$ node hpe/hpe-morpheus.js

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What it is

body: | Morpheus puts an ordering and management layer over the platforms already in place. vSphere, a hyperscaler and Kubernetes appear in the same catalogue. What a team may order, how it gets named and what it costs are defined once. It installs on Linux, on-premises or in a public cloud, and it reaches the systems around it through integrations rather than through code: load balancers, backup, DNS and IPAM, ITSM, and the DevOps tools a team already runs, Ansible, Terraform, Puppet and Jenkins among them. Scripts that exist keep working, from disk or from a Git repository. - heading:

What changed

body: | Morpheus was an independent company. HPE acquired Morpheus Data, and the product is HPE Morpheus Software now. It sits at the top of an HPE software family, with Morpheus VM Essentials underneath it as the virtualization tier, and HPE licenses both **per socket** rather than per core. - heading:

What it is for

body: | Estates with more than one target platform and more than one team asking for things. Without Morpheus, the same request takes different routes there and follows no shared rule. With one platform and one team, rolling it out does not pay for itself. - heading:

What to watch

body: | An automation layer encodes the processes you have. Those processes should therefore be settled before it is rolled out.status: corpus: 315 services: - {ref: services/orchestration-automation, score: 0.89} - {ref: services/cloud, score: 0.50} - {ref: services/linux-container, score: 0.39} - {ref: services/it-architecture, score: 0.29} posts: - {ref: posts/hpe-vm-essentials-part-2, score: 0.46, via: solutions/hpe/hpe-morpheus/vm-essentials} - {ref: posts/hpe-vm-essentials-part1, score: 0.46, via: solutions/hpe/hpe-morpheus/vm-essentials} - {ref: posts/morpheus-cloud-management-plattform, score: 0.68} experts: - {ref: experts/christian-schnyder, score: 0.49} - {ref: experts/marco-mattei, score: 0.45} - {ref: experts/tobias-waelti, score: 0.45} neighbours: - {ref: solutions/hpe, relation: parent} - {ref: solutions/vmware/vmware-cloud-foundation/vcf-automation, score: 0.58} - {ref: solutions/hpe/hpe-private-cloud-business-edition-pcbe, score: 0.46} - {ref: solutions/hpe/hpe-morpheus/vm-essentials, score: 0.42} search: /en/search.json
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What it is for

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What to watch

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Solution · HPE

HPE Morpheus

formerly Morpheus Cloud Management Platform

The vendor calls it: HPE Morpheus Software

A self-service layer across several platforms. Development teams order, operations keeps hold of policy and cost. An HPE product since the Morpheus Data acquisition.

HPE Gold Partner

Vendors HPE 1.99 Morpheus 3.48
04Services
03Posts
03Capabilities
315Corpus

What it is

Morpheus puts an ordering and management layer over the platforms already in place. vSphere, a hyperscaler and Kubernetes appear in the same catalogue. What a team may order, how it gets named and what it costs are defined once.

It installs on Linux, on-premises or in a public cloud, and it reaches the systems around it through integrations rather than through code: load balancers, backup, DNS and IPAM, ITSM, and the DevOps tools a team already runs, Ansible, Terraform, Puppet and Jenkins among them. Scripts that exist keep working, from disk or from a Git repository.

What changed

Morpheus was an independent company. HPE acquired Morpheus Data, and the product is HPE Morpheus Software now. It sits at the top of an HPE software family, with Morpheus VM Essentials underneath it as the virtualization tier, and HPE licenses both per socket rather than per core.

What it is for

Estates with more than one target platform and more than one team asking for things. Without Morpheus, the same request takes different routes there and follows no shared rule.

With one platform and one team, rolling it out does not pay for itself.

What to watch

An automation layer encodes the processes you have. Those processes should therefore be settled before it is rolled out.

What we do with it

Draft, unreviewed

Draft, not yet reviewed. The value nearly always shows up from the second use case onward. One ordering path seldom justifies the setup. Once naming, entitlements and teardown live in one place, though, every path after that reuses them.

This paragraph is a draft and nobody at soulTec has confirmed it yet. Everything above it describes the product and is checkable against the vendor.

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