SAP HANA Cloud Platform Connecting Business Applications in the Cloud with On-Premise

Timo Lakner, June 6, 2013

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Agenda

Introduction to SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity Service

Getting Started with the Connectivity Service

Demo

Summary and Further Information

Introduction to SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity Service

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Why Connectivity Matters in the Cloud

Internet

NW Gateway ERP NW Portal

Customer

Others

Application

Cloud

■ Eliminate capital expense of procuring hardware and perpetual licenses

■ Reduce operating expense of maintaining systems

■ Accelerate innovation cycles and increase business agility

■ Integrate with and extend the value of on-premise systems using SAP HANA Cloud connectivity service

Benefit from the cloud...

... in a non-disruptive manner

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Standards-based development and run-time environment

Federated identity management via the SAP Identity Management service

Persistency service leveraging the speed of HANA

Remotely monitored and managed apps via a web-based account page

Scalable Document Service for managing unstructured data

Mash-up SAP apps and 3rd party content with the Cloud Portal

Connectivity service enabling seamless integration with SAP and other systems

Built around the SAP Store along with SAP Store Partner Program

SAP HANA Cloud PlatformOpen, standards-based, modular services accelerate software development in the cloud

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Connecting Cloud Applications with On-Premise Systems

Accessing on-premise systems from the cloud can be achieved in two ways:

Reverse proxy approach

Usage of SAP HANA Cloud Connector as on-premise agent

Firewall Proxy FirewallDMZ

On-Premise

SAP Application

On-Demand

Public Internet

Cloud Connector

On-Premise

SAP Application

On-Demand

Public Internet

SSL VPN

- existing network infrastructure can be used

• configuration of DMZ and firewall needed, attacks from Internet possible

- on-premise systems not reach-able from Internet, easy setup and configuration

- additional on-premise component

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SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity ServiceHow does it work in a nutshell?

SAP HANA Cloud Connector

Internet

App VM

SAP HANA Cloud Connector - OD

Application

Destinations

NW Gateway ERP Others

■ Leverage the value of on-premise systems

■ Secure connection between customer network and the cloud

■ Easy setup and configuration

■ Multiple protocols supported

■ GA since October 2012

■ References: Danone, SAP Mobile Platform Cloud, SAP HANA Cloud Portal

Cloud

Customer?

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SAP HANA Cloud ConnectorOn-Premise Agent for Secure Technical Connectivity to SAP HANA Cloud

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Key Features and Value Proposition

SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity Service■ Supported protocols: HTTPS, RFC

■ Destination Runtime and API

■ Multi tenancy support

SAP HANA Cloud Connector■ On-premise agent to establish secure connection to

SAP HANA Cloud

■ No changes required in backend systems

■ Reverse invoke approach: no configuration for inbound traffic in firewall, no attacks possible from Internet

■ Full control over exposed resources

■ SAP and Non-SAP systems supported

■ Fine-grained access control on resource level

■ Central audit log of each request

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Relation to SAP Integration Solutions

On-Premise

SAP HANA Cloud

ERP CRM …. Siebel …PeopleSoft LegacySAP On-Premise Solutions 3rd Party On-Premise Solutions

Mapping and Transformation

Security

Monitoring andAdministration

Development & SW Logistics

…Connectivity

SAP HANA Cloud Integration

Direct integration

SAP NetWeaver Process Integration

SAP Cloud Solutions

People Customers SuppliersMoney

Extensible Content Packages

SAP NetWeaver PI and SAP HANA Cloud Integration are ESB solutions on-premise and in the cloud: process integration in A2A and B2B scenarios

SAP HANA Cloud connectivity service is used to establish the technical connectivity for point-to-point integration or in combination with process integration solutions

Getting Started with the Connectivity Service

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Getting Started with the Connectivity Service Get your free developer account and try out connectivity service

Use your SAP HANA Cloud account

Download, install and configure SAP HANA

Cloud ConnectorDownload, installation & configuration

Develop application using destinations

Destination how-to

Deploy & run application locally and

in the cloudApplication deployment

https://account.hana.ondemand.com

Demo

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Demo Scenario: ESPM Business Scenario (WebShop)“Customer buys Products from Retailer via WebShop Cloud Application”

ESPM Web Shop Application

SAP HANACloud

Cus

tom

er

SAP HANA Cloud Connector

SAP Netweaver Gateway

Read Product CatalogCreate Sales OrderWrite customer data

HTTPS

SSL Tunnel

Summary and Further Information

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SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity ServiceKey Takeaways

The connectivity service allows to save existing on-premise investments and extend business to the cloud – without disruptions!

It is used to establish and administrate secure technical connectivity from an on-premise network to SAP HANA Cloud.

It is easy to setup, configure and operate.

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SAP HANA Cloud: https://hana.ondemand.com

Further documentation: link

SAP Community Network: link

Follow us on Twitter: @saphanacloud

SAP HANA Cloud Further Information

Thank You!

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Supported Protocols and Connectivity Technologies

■ HTTP■ REST-based Web Services, like SAP NetWeaver Gateway: standards-based, interoperable

communication in user-centric scenarios; simple consumption of enterprise systems; usage requires no SAP experience; suitable for rapid development approach

■ SOAP-based Web Services: standards-based, interoperable communication in B2B scenarios, applying SOA architecture, performing process orchestration

■ RFC■ Useable via Java Connector (JCo 3): high-load A2A scenarios; small connectivity footprint and

efficient handling of large table parameters; connection to any R/3TM release in a uniform manner; no application proxies needed on top of original ABAP target function; robust infrastructure for parallelization

■ Additional protocols are on the roadmap

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SAP HANA Cloud Connectivity Service: Roadmap for 2013

Support of additional protocols: SMTP/IMAP, JDBC

Principal propagation: propage on-demand user in a secure way to on-premise

Support of arbitrary (Java and non-Java) client APIs

SAP HANA Cloud Connector: support of more operating systems, high availability, connection to multiple cloud accounts

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SAP Cloud ConnectorOn-Premise Agent for Secure Technical Connectivity to SAP NetWeaver Cloud

SAP HANA Cloud Connector

Internet

NW Gateway ERP Others

Customer

ApplicationSAP HANA Cloud

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