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Introduction Managing modern supply chains comes with immense challenges such as global volatility, transportation disruptions, and unforeseen changes in customer demand, all of which require supply chain agility, scalability, and innovation to address. AWS Supply Chain offers a compelling option for customers to help overcome these challenges and transform their supply chain operations. AWS Supply […]

AWS Launch Wizard for SAP is a service that guides you through the sizing, configuration, and deployment of SAP applications on AWS, while following AWS cloud application best practices. Previous launches of AWS Launch Wizard for SAP included support for SAP ASE Database in December 2023 and support for SAP S/4HANA 2023 and S/4HANA Foundation […]

Introduction This is part 2 of a blog series for End-to-End SAP Observability on AWS. Part 1 can be found here. Network performance is critical to enterprise applications like SAP which usually runs a company’s business processes. In the SAP blog “Network Performance Analysis for SAP Netweaver ABAP”, it explained how SAP’s three tier software […]

Automate deployment of SAP systems on ASE database with AWS Launch Wizard AWS Launch Wizard for SAP is a service that guides you through the sizing, configuration, and deployment of SAP applications on AWS in accordance with AWS, SAP, and operating system vendor best practices.   We are excited to announce that last month, we built […]

This post was jointly authored by the following individuals from AWS: Pavol Masarovic, EMEA Principal SAP Innovation Architect  Allison Quinn, Senior Analytics Solutions Architect Australia and New Zealand Peter Perbellini, Head of APJ Solutions Architecture, ERP on AWS Introduction At AWS, we commonly hear from customers that they are looking to not only move their […]

SAP customers running critical workloads on Linux on AWS often rely on Pacemaker, an open source resource manager, to orchestrate maximum availability. Pacemaker detects and reacts to failure scenarios that impact SAP uptime by disrupting the underlying infrastructure, the operating system or the SAP application itself. AWS worked with SUSE and Red Hat on the […]

Introduction SAP offers multiple products with different licensing options for customers. An example is SAP BusinessObjects (SAP BOBJ) which supports Concurrent Sessions (CS) / Concurrent Access License (CAL), Named User (NU) and CPU License types. Understanding the different license options available is important for customers to optimize their costs when running in AWS. When customers […]

Introduction The software development and operations industry has been modernizing and increasingly, applying DevOps as the standard approach to its processes. However, SAP installation and operations still tend to be very much manually driven. To help evolve this to an automated approach, we’ve demonstrated in our first blog post how to provision the infrastructure for […]

Why use AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator service Thousands of customers worldwide trust AWS to run their mission-critical SAP applications. For SAP applications that are still on-premises, many customers are looking for an easier way to migrate to AWS while following AWS and SAP best practices. AWS Migration Hub Orchestrator for SAP reduces the time and […]

Introduction SAP applications support critical business processes and therefore, customers require a comprehensive view of their SAP applications’ health and actionable insights to maintain the highest levels of security, availability, and performance. Since 2019, Amazon Web Services customers have been using Amazon CloudWatch Application Insights to monitor applications like Microsoft SQL Server databases and .NET-based […]