TZCLD1 Cloud Management and Virtualization for SAP Solutions 1 day

Material Number: 50120996 Collection: 99

Agenda

Unit 1:

Unit 2:

Unit 3:

Unit 4:

Unit 5:

Unit 6:

Unit 7:

Unit 8:

Unit 9:

Change in the Computing World

The Definition of Cloud Computing

Transformation Path for Cloud Approaches

SAP Management Software for on-premise Cloud

SAP Cloud Appliance Library (CAL)

SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud (HEC)

SAP Success Factors

SAP in Public Cloud environments: Amazon Web Services (AWS)

Technical Architecture Recommendations

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Unit 1 Change in the Computing World

The Computing World is Changing?

At the beginning of the industrial age, it was necessary for organisations to supply their own energy.

• Industrial firms built and operated their own power sources

• Electrical standards varied and distribution approaches were bespoke

• Many different technical specialists and vendors serviced the electricity generation market

• A few centralised sources existed for lightweight applications like lighting

• Generation was capital intensive and there was limited best practice - electricity was not well exploited

In the late 19th century a radical change in the electrical industry took place.

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Why the customer should be interested in this Service. Set the Scene - Business Trends.

The Computing World is Changing?

After this change ... Electricity became available as a centralized source, companies were able to focus on their business rather than on generating energy to do business. The cost of managing energy infrastructure was reduced.

• Electricity is delivered more reliably and much cheaper than generating it on your own

Large scale economies replaced small scale production market for products and skills

• Spare capital was released

New standards for electricity increased size of the market for electrically driven devices

Electricity replaced mechanical energy 1890: 5°/o of market used electricity 1905: all new factories run by electricity

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A fundamental shift in technology* ...

At the beginning of the information age, organizations had to invest in building and managing their own computing infrastructure.

~ Enterprises build and operate their own data centers

" Centralised IT sources exist mainly for the consumer market

• Managing IT infrastructure is capital intensive

Didn't we have a similar change before? Carr Nicolas - The Big Switch

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The Computing World is Changing!

Now we get Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS), on-demand and pay as you use infrastructure. This is the beginning of a shift which will allows companies to shift their focus from building and managing IT infrastructure, back to running their business.

• Application availability and performance is better than for in-house or outsourced systems for a lot of customers

• Technology platforms will be standardized

Here we go again ...

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Unit 2 The Definition of Cloud Computing

A definition of Cloud Computing

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These Resources or Services must be rapidly provisioned and

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So it is about Services and Automation? Software as a Service (SaaS)

Everything-as-a-Service (XaaS)

Software-as-a-Service (SaaS)

• Applications are provided by a Saas provider including maintenance, hardware, and administration Customers use the application via Internet and pays subscription based, per user and per usage period

SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud

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SAP Success Factors

SAP Sales OnDemand

Various SAP OnDemand Solutions

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