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July, 2025 The HPE Developer Community Monthly #99 This month, we’re excited to share with you some new product introductions, like Morpheus VM Essentials Software 8.0.5 and Chapel 2.5. Our blog posts provide an inside look at the enhancements included in these products. We also continue our blog series on the HPE OpsRamp-powered cloud-based hybrid observability service, HPE GreenLake webhooks, and myths surrounding scalable parallel programming languages. We hope you enjoy the material we’ve curated for you! Visit HPE Developer Community Featured New! HPE Morpheus VM Essentials Software 8.0.5 Learn about the most recent update to HPE’s open virtualization solution. It offers a host of thrilling new features that not only enhance its overall functionality but also improve the user experience, making it more intuitive and efficient for users to navigate and use. Get the details HPE GreenLake cloud integration with ServiceNow Enhance operational efficiency, reduce manual intervention, and respond quickly to critical business events by integrating HPE GreenLake cloud with ServiceNow using webhooks. This post will show you how. Explore the tutorial Community Configuring your hybrid observability service - the blog tutorial Learn how to enable the discovery of physical resources included in your HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions contract in Part 2 of our blog series on the HPE OpsRamp-powered cloud-based hybrid observability service. Get started Configuring your hybrid observability service – the video tutorials Learn more about how to set up the initial configuration for the hybrid observability service included with your HPE GreenLake Flex Solutions through these video tutorials. Preparing the client/user settings Configuring a gateway Announcing Chapel 2.5! View highlights of this newest release, including a new distributed sort algorithm, initial support for the use of VS Code to debug, and improvements to the Dyno front-end in this blog post. Get the details Debunking scalable parallel programming language myths – Part 2 In this second installment of our blog series that explores myths around scalable parallel programming languages, we revisit past failures—like HPF—and explore how Chapel learned from them to shape a better future. Read Part 2 Sign Up and Skill Up Register for our upcoming technology talks or check out our on-demand training Munch & Learn calendar Meetups calendar Get Real with AI Jam calendar Workshops-on-Demand catalog HPE Digital Learner Register now HPE Developer YouTube playlist Explore the collection of HPE Developer Community videos on our YouTube playlist. Check out our newest here! HPE Sustainability Insight Center: A Win for both Business and the Environment HPE Private Cloud AI Technical Demo HPE Compute Ops Management APIs and the DevOps ecosystem Watch more Be an HPE Developer blogger! Contribute to our blog. Learn how it’s done here. Share your knowledge Be an open source contributor! Start contributing to open source projects. Get started HPE Developer newsletter archive Catch up on what you might have missed. Browse the archive

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