Tag: SAP on AWS

Overview This is a part II of Blog Amazon SES configuration for SAP ABAP Systems In part I, we covered the Outbound emails from SAP systems to external recipients. In this blog, we will cover Inbound email from external recipients to SAP users. Services Used Amazon Simple Email Service AWS Lambda Amazon CloudWatch Logs Amazon […]

Introduction There are multiple SAP deployment patterns on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to meet the needs of organizations of all sizes. In AWS, an SAP workload is deployed in an AWS Region and across multiple Availability Zones (AZ) as per AWS patterns for Resilience. Our standard recommendation is that if there are multiple SAP application […]

Increasingly, SAP customers are choosing RISE with SAP on AWS to support their AWS transformation. RISE with SAP on AWS gives customers S/4HANA Cloud on the world’s most secure, reliable, and extensive cloud infrastructure, and the broadest set of services to transform their business. However, thousands of customers still run SAP on AWS using traditional […]

Introduction Enterprise applications generate a lot of data. Analyzing this data helps stakeholders make informed decisions. Enterprises use AI/ML for automating business processes, finding patterns at scale, and more. SAP is one of the most extensively used ERP solutions for different industries of varied scales and complexities. SAP systems are often integrated with external systems […]

Introduction In the current economic climate, cost optimization is a key priority for many businesses. As companies modernize their SAP implementations, optimizing the cost of running SAP workloads can free up resources which can instead be used for innovation. This blog shares insights and strategies for optimizing SAP workload costs and operations, leveraging best practices […]

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 Customers running SAP workloads will often exchange data with external sources using protocols such as SSH File Transfer Protocol (SFTP), File Transfer Protocol Secure (FTPS), File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and Applicability Statement 2 (AS2). Examples of types of data exchanged include purchase orders, invoices, inventory lists, bank statements and payroll data which typically contain […]

Introduction To modernize their SAP landscape, many AWS customers are leveraging the breadth and depth of AWS services to develop new applications and functionalities in accordance with SAP’s “clean core” approach. This simplifies future upgrades and extensibility, thus allowing them to innovate at a rapid pace using AWS services. To meet business demands faster and […]

Omnichannel strategies have become the norm for organizations across industries. In this environment, businesses often face the challenge of integrating different systems to ensure seamless data flow and near real-time updates. Especially in e-commerce businesses, showing up-to-date inventory of a product that customers want to buy is extremely critical. Lack of access to accurate inventory […]

For customers running SAP on AWS, having a solid backup strategy is crucial for safeguarding their database and SAP application non-database file systems. Backups play a critical role in running SAP workloads by allowing for the recovery of systems in the event of data loss. With numerous third-party, database-native, and AWS-native options available, choosing the […]