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July, 2026
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The HPE Developer Community
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Monthly #111
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In this month’s edition, we feature in-depth
discussions on leveraging HPE OpsRamp APIs for
automation and monitoring. We also highlight the
importance of guardrails in large language models
(LLMs) to ensure safe, accurate, and compliant AI
outputs within
HPE Private Cloud AI environments. We focus on the
latest version of Chapel, showcasing improvements in
language features and tooling.
We move on with observability techniques using
Prometheus and OTel, migration strategies from
physical servers to VMs using HVM and HPE Morpheus,
and automation in managing Junos network devices
with context files.
As always, you can count on our blog tutorials and
webinars to provide tips that help you make the most
of what you have. Enjoy!
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Visit
HPE Developer Community
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Learn how HPE OpsRamp offers RESTful APIs that enable
automation, external monitoring integration, alert
management, and data retrieval. It emphasizes generating
API credentials using OAuth2, creating alerts
programmatically, and integrating external tools like
monitoring systems and automation pipelines to
streamline operations.
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Explore the importance of guardrails for large language
models (LLMs). Guardrails prevent hallucinations,
harmful content, and bias, ensuring outputs are safe,
accurate, and compliant. It highlights tools like NVIDIA
NeMo Guardrails, Amazon Bedrock Guardrails, and
deployment strategies for on-premises AI models within
HPE Private Cloud AI environments.
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HPE HVM and HPE Morpheus Software—VM
essentials—How do I migrate over?
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Learn how to perform a workload migration from
physical servers to VMs, addressing the complexities
and challenges involved, such as driver issues,
partition mismatches, and manual tasks. This blog
underscores the importance of planning, using
multiple migration tools, and the future potential
of AI-driven agentic migration capabilities to
simplify and improve migration processes.
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Managing Junos Devices with Context-File and
JMCP Server
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This blog introduces the concept of context
files—structured Markdown documents that contain
detailed instructions for LLMs to perform complex
network tasks reliably. It explains how context
files enable autonomous network operations, improve
correctness through domain-specific instructions,
and facilitate automation in managing Junos devices
via MCP servers, emphasizing the benefit of
repeatable, documented workflows.
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Announcing Chapel 2.9!
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Chapel 2.9 introduces new chapel tools like initial
support for dynamical loading of Chapel libraries,
enhancements to the Chapel Language Server (CLS),
and significant improvements to Chapel’s union
types. It also addresses ergonomic improvements to
Mason, Chapel’s package manager, as well as a new
web-based package browser.
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Building Network Analytics Visualizers with HPE APIs
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July 29, 2026
8am PT / 5pm CET
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HPE network analytics visualizers turn raw telemetry into clear,
real-time insight across devices, clients, and services.
Discover how to build dashboards that surface performance trends,
detect anomalies faster, and reveal operational impact in seconds to
accelerate troubleshooting and decision-making.
Join this session to learn more!
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HPE
Developer YouTube
playlist
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Check out our newest webinar replay and explore the
collection of HPE Developer Community videos on our YouTube
playlist.
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