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In Part 2 of this 2-part demo, we’ll continue configuring an HA cluster environment using Red Hat Ansible Automation Platform. We’ll deploy HANA servers in HA configuration and deploy S4HANA application server.
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SAP High Availability Best Practices in AWSSAP S/4HANA environments comprise multiple services that need to be maintained in suitable locations and start in the proper order. Running your SAP, NetWeaver, and SAP S/4HANA workloads in the cloud can offer many benefits. When you consider the scalability, with freedom from on-premises system maintenance, flexible disaster recovery options, and the low-cost infrastructure, all while simplifying IT operations, migrating to the cloud seems like a no-brainer. But failing to consider your high availability (HA) protection requirements for these complex systems can negate all of those benefits. Manually configuring and managing HA clusters in these complex environments can be time-consuming and prone to human errors that increase the risk of catastrophic downtime and data loss.
In this session, Brett Barwick, Senior Software Engineer of SIOS Technology Corp., and Tamara Astakhov, Sr. Partner Solution Architect for Big Data & Analytics at AWS, will discuss best practices for SAP high availability and how to achieve near-zero downtime. They will also share insights on requirements for disaster recovery for SAP and the benefits of the AWS cloud with SAP-Certified SIOS solutions to optimize your infrastructure with price, performance, and availability.
Attend this webinar to:
- Assess the business criticality of your SAP S4/HANA environments and determine the appropriate level of availability/ high availability/ DR needed in AWS.
- Understand how to implement a clustering solution with wizard-driven application-specific configuration and management to eliminate the complexity.
- Learn to create a clustering environment that will detect application operation-level downtime and orchestrate failover quickly and according to best practices.
- Identify the disaster recovery strategies to implement for SAP.
SAP High Availability Best Practices in AWSSAP S/4HANA environments comprise multiple services that need to be maintained in suitable locations and start in the proper order. Running your SAP, NetWeaver, and SAP S/4HANA workloads in the cloud can offer many benefits. When you consider the scalability, with freedom from on-premises system maintenance, flexible disaster recovery options, and the low-cost infrastructure, all while simplifying IT operations, migrating to the cloud seems like a no-brainer. But failing to consider your high availability (HA) protection requirements for these complex systems can negate all of those benefits. Manually configuring and managing HA clusters in these complex environments can be time-consuming and prone to human errors that increase the risk of catastrophic downtime and data loss.
In this session, Brett Barwick, Senior Software Engineer of SIOS Technology Corp., and Tamara Astakhov, Sr. Partner Solution Architect for Big Data & Analytics at AWS, will discuss best practices for SAP high availability and how to achieve near-zero downtime. They will also share insights on requirements for disaster recovery for SAP and the benefits of the AWS cloud with SAP-Certified SIOS solutions to optimize your infrastructure with price, performance, and availability.
Attend this webinar to:
- Assess the business criticality of your SAP S4/HANA environments and determine the appropriate level of availability/ high availability/ DR needed in AWS.
- Understand how to implement a clustering solution with wizard-driven application-specific configuration and management to eliminate the complexity.
- Learn to create a clustering environment that will detect application operation-level downtime and orchestrate failover quickly and according to best practices.
- Identify the disaster recovery strategies to implement for SAP.
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Maintaining High-Availability for SAP in a Windows World
In the intricate landscape of enterprise IT, the choice between Windows and Linux for SAP applications hinges on a delicate balance of cost and compatibility. While Windows offers familiarity and integration benefits, it also demands meticulous high availability (HA) management to ensure uninterrupted operations. Challenges in deploying SAP on Windows include the dual-sided nature of SAP databases, presenting a nuanced approach to system management. Mitigating single points of failure is crucial, necessitating robust HA solutions that prioritize redundancy and data replication. Modern tools like Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) and third-party offerings such as SIOS DataKeeper augment HA capabilities, enhancing resilience against downtime and disasters. Adopting a strategic approach to HA ensures continuous availability, supporting seamless business operations and maintaining a competitive edge in today's dynamic market landscape. As technology evolves, IT professionals must remain adaptable, embracing the latest innovations in HA technology to safeguard enterprise systems effectively.
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