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Architecture & Landscape
SAP HANA Product Management
December, 2013
2. Agenda
SAP HANA Introduction
Get architectural overview
SAP HANA Packaging
Know the individual components SAP HANA is built of
SAP HANA Scenarios
Understand SAP HANA scenarios
SAP HANA Deployment Options
How can you integrate SAP HANA into your landscape
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4. Data and Information Processing is at a critical inflection point
Point optimization is no longer enough for real-time business
IMPACT ON BUSINESS
Sales
Slow Response Times
Customer
Service
ETL
Staging
Clean-Data
Quality
Collect
Transact
Order
Processing
Operational
Reporting
Usability Challenges
Lack Of Adaptability
Manufacturing
Iterative period end closing
with new posting into accounts
constantly
New ATP strategies; MRP run
for individual ATP check/instant
re-planning
Trend
Analysis
RT Risk
& Fraud
|
Finance and
Operations
Real-time
Business
Real-time bonus
Customer overdue credit
Requirements calculations for consumers
calculation by product areas
Planning
Predict
Monitor
Communicate
Analyze
Summarize
Aggregate
|
Predictive
Analytics
Sentiment
Analytics
Pattern
Recognition
Location
Intelligence
1
0
Transactional Data
store
IMPACT ON IT
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Data
Warehouse
Sensors
Data
High Latency
Mobile
Data
Archives
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Complexity
Social & Text
Geo-Spatial
High Cost of Solutions
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5. Technology today requires tradeoff
A breakthrough in today’s information processing architecture is needed
DEEP
DEEP
Complex & interactive questions
on granular data
Complex & interactive questions
on granular data
HIGH SPEED
Fast response-time,
interactivity
HIGH SPEED
BROAD
Fast response-time,
interactivity
Big data,
many data types
OR
SIMPLE
No data preparation,
no pre-aggregates,
no tuning
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REAL -TIME
Recent data, preferably real-time
SIMPLE
No data preparation,
no pre-aggregates,
no tuning
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6. Modern Hardware and Software Architecture
Provided Opportunities to Re-Design DBMS to Reduce Latency
Multi-Core Architecture
8 CPU x 10 Cores per blade
L3
Cache
1 TB in current servers
Massive parallel scaling with many blades
CPU
64bit address space
Dramatic decline in price/performance
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
L3
Cache
MEMORY
OLTP+OLAP
in column Store
Partitioning
Inset Only on Delta
No Aggregate tables
(Dynamic Aggregation)
Compression
Logging and Backup
STORAGE
Solid State
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Flash
HDD
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7. Re-think Data Management for Real-time Business
Need to eliminate redundant data copies, materialization and models
A Common Database Approach for OLTP and
OLAP Using an In-Memory Columnar Database
Hasso Plattner
Separated Transactions + Analysis + Acceleration
processes
One atomic copy of data for Transactions +
Analysis, All in Memory
SAP HANA
ETL
Transact
ETL
Analyze
Cache
VS
(DRAM)
Accelerate
3 copies of data in different data models
Eliminate unnecessary complexity and latency
Inherent data latency
Less hardware to manage
Poor innovation leading to wastage
Accelerate through innovation and simplification
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8. Simplify Data & Application Processing
Enabling real-time computing design patterns across entire software architecture
SIMPLIFIED
CONVERGED
OLTP + OLAP
in Columnar database
End-to-end
Data Processing
Predictive
OPTIMIZED
Application
Processing
Prescriptive
Application Layer
Machine
Learning
Operational
Analytics
Sentiment
Intelligence
SAP HANA
In-Memory
Database layer
(Main Memory)
SAP HANA
(Main Memory)
Libraries
SAP HANA
(Main Memory)
Transactions
Sensors
Spatial/GIS
•
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Application Server
Planning, Calculation engine
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Text
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Planning
Database & data processing engines
Libraries of statistical, predictive and
business functions
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9. SAP HANA Platform
More than just a database
Any Apps
SAP Business Suite
Any App Server
Supports
any Device
and BW ABAP App Server
SQL
MDX
R
JSON
Open Connectivity
SAP HANA Platform
SQL, SQLScript, JavaScript
Search
Data Virtualization
Text Mining
Stored Procedure &
Data Models
Application & UI
Services
Business Function
Library
Predictive Analysis
Library
Database
Services
Planning Engine
Rules Engine
Replication, Streaming and ETL Integration Services
Transaction
Unstructured
Machine
HADOOP
Real-time
Locations
Other Apps
SAP HANA Platform Converges Database, Data Processing and Application Platform
Capabilities & Provides Libraries for Predictive, Planning, Text, Spatial, and Business
Analytics to enable business to operate in real-time.
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11. SAP HANA Packaging
The Product View
SAP HANA Platform
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The SAP HANA platform is a flexible data source agnostic in-memory data
platform that allows customers to analyze large volumes of data in real-time
•
It is a combination of hardware and software that integrates a number of
SAP components, including the SAP HANA database, SAP HANA studio,
and SAP HANA clients and is delivered in conjunction with leading SAP
hardware partners to deliver optimal performance
•
The SAP HANA Platform is the foundation of various SAP HANA editions,
like the SAP HANA Enterprise Edition, bundling additional components e.g.
for data replication if required by customer
HANA database
HANA client
HANA studio
HANA Lifecycle Manager
Host Agent
HANA AFL / LCApps
HANA RDL content package
HANA INA Toolkit for HTML
HANA EPM content package
HANA SHINE content pkg.
HANA smart data access
HANA studio SAPUI5 Plug-in
HANA HW config check
HANA client for Excel
HANA information composer
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12. SAP HANA Packaging
The Solution Packages
SAP HANA Platform Edition
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The SAP HANA Platform is the foundation of all SAP HANA editions
•
These SAP HANA Editions are license bundles, bundling together the
SAP HANA Platform with other products tailored for certain purposes
•
To mention a few
SAP HANA Platform 1.0
SAP HANA Enterprise Edition
SAP HANA Platform 1.0
SLT, DS, DXC
SLT, DS, DXC,
IQ, RS, SQLA, ESP, PD
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SAP HANA platform edition,
providing core database technology
•
SAP HANA enterprise edition,
including components for data replication and acquisition
•
SAP HANA Database edition for BW,
tailored license for use with SAP NetWeaver 7.3 BW
SAP HANA Limited edition for Apps / Accelerators,
focused on XS application development and side-car deployments
•
SAP HANA Platform 1.0
•
•
SAP HANA Real-Time Data Ed.
SAP HANA EDGE edition,
targeting the needs of the SME segment
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13. SAP HANA Packaging
The Deployment Options
On-demand / cloud
SAP HANA One
SAP HANA Developer Edition
SAP HANA infrastructure
subscription
SAP HANA platform as a
Service
SAP HANA managed service
•
•
SAP HANA is available in several deployment options,
which individual benefits depend on the particular scenarios
and needs of the customer
Offerings reach from on-premise /
bare metal installations to on-premise /
virtualized environments
productive
Bare metal
Cloud
•Single server
•Scale-out / HA
cluster
•HANA Enterprise
Cloud
•HANA ONE
Virtualized
Cloud
•VMware vSphere
•HANA developer
edition
virtual private/public
Pre-configured appliance
HANA tailored data center
integration
Virtualized with VMware
vSphere
On-premise/private
On-premise
non-productive
http://www.saphana.com/community/about-hana/deployment-options
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14. SAP HANA Packaging
HANA Software Provisioning
SAP HANA Platform
SAP HANA mandatory server components
HANA database
•
The SAP HANA core components, like the SAP HANA database
HANA client
•
These components are installed and configured by
certified SAP HANA hardware partners on an well configured, dedicated system
•
The SAP HANA studio and client component may also be installed on any other system to
allow access to and administration of the SAP HANA database
HANA studio
HANA Lifecycle Manager
Host Agent
HANA AFL / LCApps
HANA RDL content package
SAP HANA optional server components
HANA INA Toolkit for HTML
•
Several extensions can be optionally installed /added to the SAP HANA server
HANA EPM content package
•
They are installed by customer through HANA Lifecycle Manager,
from within SAP HANA studio
HANA SHINE content pkg.
HANA smart data access
HANA studio SAPUI5 Plug-in
SAP HANA front-end tools
HANA HW config check
•
The SAP HANA front-end and client components to work and connect to your SAP HANA
system
•
These components are also part of SAP HANA product and available for download from
SAP Service Marketplace, so they can be installed if needed
HANA client for Excel
HANA information composer
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15. SAP HANA Packaging
HANA Content Provisioning
SAP HANA Platform DUs
SAP HANA default content
SAPUI5 Client Runtime
•
These so called Delivery Units (DUs) are integral part of any SAP HANA database installation, as
they are required for SAP HANA to operate as desired
•
They will be maintained within / as part of the lifecycle management of the SAP HANA database
component with each revision automatically
HANA XS Administration
HANA XS LM
HANA TA Config
HANA XS Base
HANA UI Integration Svc.
SAP HANA non-active / optional content
HANA UI Integration Cont.
•
These additional content packages are delivered together with the SAP HANA database, but will
not automatically become available / active in the system
•
The customer may chose to enable certain capabilities by activating those content packages
inside HANA. Once activated, they will be automatically maintained as part of the SAP HANA
lifecycle management / revision update
SAP HANA Admin
SAP HANA IDE | IDE core
INA Service
SAP HANA DXC
HANA EPM Svc.
HANA INA Toolkit for HTML
SAP HANA Add-ons
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These DUs are also part of SAP HANA product and available for download from SAP Service
Marketplace
•
HANA RDL Cont.
They can be installed similar to any other SAP HANA Add-on product (e.g. HANA live products)
through HANA Lifecycle Manager from within SAP HANA studio
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17. SAP HANA Scenarios
Next Generation Platform for Real-Time Business
Simple
No preparation
High Speed
Fast
response-times
Broad
Big data
Deep
Real-time
Recent data
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Complex and
interactive
questions
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18. SAP HANA Scenarios
Platform for Real-Time Applications and Analytics
Predictive Analysis
Text Search
Business Function
Libraries
R & Hadoop
Integration
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In-Memory
Database
Planning and
Calculation
Engine
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19. SAP HANA Scenarios
Use Case Illustrations / SAP HANA offerings from SAP
HANA
apps for Suite
(Datamart)
Business
Suite
on HANA
(incl. Reporting & Analytics)
HANA
accelerators
Cloud
on HANA
Business One
on HANA
BW on
HANA
SAP BOBJ BI, VI
Client
Any DB
Side-by-side scenarios
HANA DB
Any DB
HANA DB
Any DB
(
MS
SQL
HANA
DB
Apps
Any DB
HANA DB
BW
HANA DB
BW
VDL
HANA DB
SAP
Business
Suite
PLM
Any DB
OD/SF solutions
SRM
& any app
Apps
SAP
Business One
SAP
Business
Suite
SCM
Datamart
SAP
Business
Suite
ERP
SAP
Business
Suite
New
apps
SAP
Business Suite
Client
CRM
Architectural illustrations
HANA
platform
HANA DB
Integrated scenarios
)
Apps
HANA DB
New
frontiers
HANA offerings
HANA RDS
● SAP HANA DB
● Custom datamart/any
app
● BOBJ BI
● Visual Intelligence
● Text & predictive
analysis
● Sales analysis for
retail
● Liquidity risk
management
● ERP operational
reporting
● Social sentiment
intelligence
● Sales pipeline
analysis
● CRM customer
segmentation
● COPA
● Finance &
controlling
● Business Intelligence
on demand
● Sales & operations
planning
● Supplier InfoNet
● Developer Access via
Amazon Web Services
(AWS)
● BW powered by
HANA
● Business planning &
consolidation on
HANA
● Business One
on HANA
● SAP Business
One Analytics
on HANA
● HANA new
analytics
● Business Suite on HANA
● HANA new analytics
● Smart Meter
Analytics
● Precision
retailing
● Cash
forecasting
● Standalone
app from
partners
And much more from SAP, ISVs and start-ups
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20. SAP HANA Scenarios
Side-by-Side (Agile Data Marts)
SAP Business
Suite
SAP HANA
Database
Based on analytic data models
(dimensional)
Data has been transformed, in favor
of the business problem at hand
•
DS/DXC
•
•
DS/DXC
Database
SAP Business
Warehouse (BW)
Agile Data Marts
Typically contains no time critical data
and therefore utilize traditional ETL
Core Value Proposition SAP HANA
• More flexibility compared to EDW environment
DS: Data Services; DXC: Direct Extractor Connector
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21. SAP HANA Scenarios
Side-by-Side (Operational Data Marts)
Operational Data Marts
SAP Business
Suite
SAP HANA
• Views calculate results for reports in
real time on the actual operational
data
• No transformation during load step
(only selection of relevant data if
applicable)
Database
SLT
• Real-time replication of time critical
data (SLT)
Core Value Proposition SAP HANA
•
Real time reporting on operational data
SLT: SAP Landscape Transformation
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22. SAP HANA Scenarios
Real-time high volume data integration from any source
Data Movement
Over Networks
Any Source
Trigger-Based
SAP Business Suite
Log-Based
Non-SAP Data Sources
SAP LT Replication
Server
SAP Sybase
Replication Server
ETL, Batch
SAP Data Services
Cloud Deployments
Complex Event
Data Source
Event Streams
Data Synchronization
Data Virtualization
SAP HANA
Virtual Tables
SAP Sybase
SQL Anywhere
Data Sources
(HANA, IQ, ASE, Hadoop, Teradata)
ODBC
SAP Sybase Event
Stream Processor
Network Devices
– Wired / Wireless
Transform and Persist
Data
SAP HANA Smart
Data Access
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23. SAP HANA Scenarios
Side-by-Side (Accelerators)
SAP HANA Accelerators
•
Flexible reporting using
Business Objects BI Clients
Examples: CO/PA, FIN, Material Ledger
SAP HANA
DBSL
Database
•
•
SAP Business
Suite
Turnkey solution to accelerate
• Standard ABAP reports
• Business processes in ERP
SLT
Core Value Proposition SAP HANA
•
Turnkey accelerator for ERP customers
SLT: SAP Landscape Transformation; DBSL: Database Shared Library
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24. SAP HANA Scenarios
Side-by-Side (MCOD example for BW + Accelerators)
Accelerate OLTP
– Suite Accelerators and native HANA Applications
o CO-PA Accelerators
o Operational Reporting RDS
SAP HANA Live
Native
HANA App
– Near-Real-Time operational reporting
– SAP HANA Analytical Applications
Native SAP HANA Applications
– Smart Business Applications
– New Business Applications
– BW on HANA hosting the Side Car scenarios
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Analytical
HANA App
Suite
Any DB
Suite
Accelerators
SAP HANA Live
Side Car
BPC, IP
BCS
BW Addons
BW on
HANA
HANA DB
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25. SAP HANA Scenarios
SAP HANA as Primary Persistence
SAP NetWeaver BW, powered by SAP HANA
SAP Business Suite, powered by SAP HANA
SAP Netweaver
AS ABAP
• SAP HANA Database becomes primary
persistence of ABAP application server
• All Objects and BW loading procedures
are accelerated by in memory technology
• High modeling flexibility
SAP HANA
Core Value Proposition SAP HANA
•
Speed and simplification for SAP BW /
Business Suite
BW: Business Warehouse
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26. SAP HANA Scenarios
SAP Business Suite, powered by SAP HANA
Switching to SAP HANA does not break connectivity to other systems
(e.g. 3rd party systems, central hubs like Portal or PI, cross application connections like CIF, ALE…)
Independent from SAP HANA but related to Suite 7i2013
No more Dual Stack and adjusted Version Interoperability
SAP HANA appliance runs on SUSE Linux (SLES)
Application SID
Frontends
Frontends
Application Servers
Application Servers
Any OS
No Change
No change of
frontends
Re-use of available
application servers
Sizing of current
application servers
remains valid
Any DB/
HANA
migration
Any OS
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SAP HANA /
SUSE Linux
Change
Migration of
database to SAP
HANA appliance
required
App server on the
same server as
SAP HANA is NOT
supported
No change
Data model
Custom extensions
Suite Application e.g. ERP
ABAP VM or JAVA VM
Database Interface (DBI)
Database Specific Library (DBSL)
AS ABAP or AS JAVA
SAP HANA /
SUSE Linux
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27. SAP HANA Scenarios
SAP HANA as Application Platform
Next Generation HANA Apps
• NetWeaver AS ABAP leveraging HANA
New Apps
(ODBC, JDBC, …)
New Apps
(HTML5/JavaScript)
• iOS apps running against HANA
• Java applications running against HANA
SAP HANA
XS
Core Value Proposition SAP HANA
•
Simplification: lean code – mean apps
XS: Extended Application Services
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28. SAP HANA Scenarios
Extended Scripting Services (XS)
Front-end Technologies
http/s
HTML5 / SAPUI5
Client-side JavaScript
Client: Browser or Mobile
Control Flow Technologies
OData
Server-Side JavaScript
XMLA
SAP HANA
Data Processing Technologies
SQL / SqlScript
Calculation Engine Functions
Application Function Library
(AFL)
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What: Small footprint application / web
server for application development
inside SAP HANA
Presentation logic
XS
Data
Rationale: Enable application
development and deployment while
minimizing architectural “layers”
Control flow logic
Scope: From Lightweight small webbased applications to Complex
enterprise business applications
Calculation logic
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29. SAP HANA Scenarios
Predictive Analytics & Machine Learning
Hadoop/ Sybase IQ,
Sybase ASE, Teradata
SAP HANA
KNN classification
Regression
Main Memory
K-means
Virtual Tables
SQL Script
Optimized Query Plan
Spatial, Machine,
Text Analysis
PAL
R-scripts
Real-time data
Spatial Data
ABC
classification
Weighted score
tables
C4.5
decision tree
Associate
analysis:
market basket
R-Engine
Unstructured
HANA Studio/AFM,
Apps & Tools
Accelerate predictive analysis and scoring
with in-database algorithms delivered out-ofthe-box.
Adapt the models frequently
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Execute R commands as part of overall query
plan by transferring intermediate DB tables
directly to R as vector-oriented data structures
Predictive analytics across multiple data types
and sources.
(e.g.: Unstructured Text, Geospatial, Hadoop)
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30. SAP HANA Scenarios
Summary
SAP ERP,
SAP Business One,
SAP BusinessbyDesign,
SAP Success Factors…
Enterprise
Suites
Packaged
Apps
Database
Data
Warehousing
SAP HANA
SAP Smart Meter Analytics,
Cash and Liquidity Mgmt, etc, …
SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse,
Real-time Data Marts, etc
Disk DB App
Accelerators
SAP CO-PA Accelerator, Customer Segmentation
SAP ERP Operational reporting Acc…
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General Purpose Database,
SAP BI on Demand,
2 & 2.5 tier applications, …
OEM
ISV Apps
Medidata, MKI, Tuailia, Opera etc
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32. SAP HANA Deployment Options
A Truly Open Ecosystem for SAP HANA
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•
•
•
Intel partnerships
for CPU optimization and Hadoop distribution
11 Hardware partners and growing number of
Cloud Service Providers
with more than 70 available hardware validated
configurations, incl. virtualization
Open APIs
for BI (MDX, SQL), WebDevelopment (HTTP/S),
Dev Platforms (ODBC/JDBC)
3rd party Software certification
for backup infrastructures, integrate SAP HANA
within bigger management environments, or
provide Single-Sign-On (SSO) capabilities
http://www.saphana.com/community/blogs/blog/2013/09/24/engineering-open-appliances-for-high-performance-without-lock-in
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33. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Choose and change your deployment options anytime
BA
Bus.
Suite
3rd
Party
Apps
BW
Ariba
On Premise
Run All SAP Solutions
on SAP HANA
SuccessFactors
Hybrid
Leverage SAP Cloud
Migrate some solutions to the cloud
Cloud
Build, Run, Deploy all
Applications in the Cloud
Build or deploy your own
solutions on SAP HANA
Create or deploy new SaaS apps in the
cloud
Consider Virtual Private Cloud
option
Maintain all within your
firewall
Use cloud hosting and managed
services
Enable faster innovations
Upgrade or leverage
existing infrastructure
Deploy via SAP HANA Enterprise
Cloud or public cloud
Migrate or build new applications in
SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud
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Simplify landscape
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34. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Delivered as Appliance or as Tailored Data Center Integration Options
• SAP HANA runs on “commodity” components,
leveraging standard Intel x86 based commodity
hardware assembled by our SAP HANA hardware and
technology partners to the minimum specifications given
to them by SAP
Single Server
Scale Out Cluster
• SAP HANA is available from the world’s best
hardware companies (for example, Cisco, Dell, Fujitsu,
Hitachi, HP, or IBM) and cloud infrastructure
companies to give customers a range of choice and
options in deciding which system to select.
At a high-level, SAP HANA is made up of the following:
Each node Intel Westmere-EX E7
system(s) with 2, 4 or 8 Sockets
of CPUs (20, 40, 80 cores)
128GB up to 4TB per node
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Scale out by clustering
multiple nodes together (with
option for stand-by nodes for
HA).
Log storage - usually Fusion-IO
or similar in single node
solutions. Local/shared
storage for scale out. Log
volume is same size as RAM.
Data storage - either local or
SAS storage or network
storage depending on the
configuration.
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35. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Tailored Data Center Integration Option
Appliance delivery approach
Tailored data center integration
Fast Implementation
More Flexibility
Support fully provided by SAP
Save IT budget and existing investment
•
Solution validation
done by SAP and
partner
•
Preinstalled software
Installation needs to be done
by customer
•
SAP HANA Guidelines &
VMware best practices
available for virtualization
•
Customer aligns with the
partners on individual support
model
Preconfigured
hardware set-up
•
•
http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-4192
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36. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Technical System Overview (example based on Suite on HANA)
Virtualization
MCOD
“Multiple Components
on one Database”
Technical
Co-Deployment
Business Suite on HANA
Scenarios
MCOS
“Multiple Components
on one System”
Business Suite on HANA
Business Suite on HANA
Business Suite on HANA
Virtual App. SID
App. SID
App. SID
App. SID
App. SID
Suite
Component
(e.g. SCM)
Suite
Component
(e.g. ERP Dev)
Suite
Component
(e.g. ERP QA)
Suite
Component
(e.g. ERP)
e.g. HPA: SAP
Fraud
Management
Virtual HANA
Instance
Virtual HANA
Instance
HANA DB
Schema
Deployment
Scenario
Virtual App. SID
Suite
Component
(e.g. ERP)
HANA DB
Schema
HANA System
HANA DB
Schema
HANA DB
Schema
HANA Instance
HANA DB
Schema
Schema
App. SID
AddOn
Component (SRM. SCM)
Suite Component (e.g. ERP)
HANA Instance
HANA DB
Schema
HANA DBs
Multiple
Multiple
One
One
DB Schema
Multiple
Multiple
Multiple
One
Availability
(as of Q3 2013)
Supported for DEV and QA
systems
Supported for DEV and QA
systems
Defined by…
White List 1661202 for BW
White List 1826100 for Suite
Business Suite components
SCM and/or SRM co-deployed
with ERP
Capabilities
Share hardware resources for
multiple Suite systems and
HANA instances with
virtualization techniques.
Share hardware for HANA
System among multiple Suite
systems to reduce TCO.
Real-time cross schema
reporting with SAP HANA Live
on Suite on HANA.
No additional system required.
Reduction of operations effort.
Cross application reporting.
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37. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Virtualization
Business Suite on HANA
Virtual Application SID1
Virtual Application SID1
Suite Component
(e.g. ERP)
Suite Component
(e.g. SCM2)
Virtual HANA Instance
Virtual HANA Instance
HANA DB
HANA DB
Schema
Schema
Virtualization
• One database schema per database
• Separate SAP HANA databases per SAP system
• Separate virtual machine and OS
• Shared hardware and storage
• Currently supported:
‒ VMware vSphere 5.1
• Current restrictions:
‒ Non-production systems
‒ Single-node SAP HANA databases up to 1 TB
• See SAP note 1788665
1)
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SID = System ID 2) SCM still needs Live Cache
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38. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Multiple Components on One System (MCOS)
Business Suite on HANA
Application SID
Application SID
Suite Component
(e.g. ERP Dev)
Suite Component
(e.g. ERP QA)
MCOS
• One database schema per database
• Separate SAP HANA databases per SAP system
• Shared hardware, OS and Storage
• Restriction:
‒ Non-production systems
• See SAP note 1681092
HANA System
HANA DB
HANA DB
Schema
Schema
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39. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Multiple Components on One Database (MCOD)
Business Suite on HANA
Application SID
Application SID
Suite Component
(e.g. ERP)
e.g. HPA: SAP Fraud
Management
HANA System
HANA DB
Schema
Schema
MCOD
• Multiple database schema per database
• Shared SAP HANA database
• Dedicated Application Servers per Application
• Shared hardware, OS and storage pool
• Restriction:
‒ Non-production systems
‒ Production systems for applications on “whitelists”
( SAP notes) and custom data marts.
Not: Multiple BW production systems
‒ Single-Node/Multi-Node see MCOS
• See SAP notes
• 1661202 HANA MCOD scenario whitelist
• 1826100 SoH MCOD scenario whitelist
• 1666670 BW specific considerations
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40. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Technical Co-Deployment
Business Suite on HANA
Technical Co-Deployment
• One SAP HANA database, one database schema
Application SID
AddOn
Suite Component (e.g. SCM)
Suite Component (e.g. ERP)
• One AS ABAP Application Server / SID
• Available for SRM and SCM as ERP AddOn
• Usage scenarios:
‒ Production and non-production systems
‒ Single-Node/Multi-Node see MCOS
‒ Can be combined with Virtualization or MCOS
HANA System
HANA DB
Schema
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41. Scope of Service
SAP HANA Deployment Options
SAP HANA cloud offerings
MCaaS
SaaS
PaaS
DBaaS
IaaS
SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud
LoB aplications on SAP HANA
(Successfactors, ARIBA, …)
SAP HANA Cloud Platform
SAP HANA One
SAP HANA Cloud Infrastructure
Scope of Offering
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42. SAP HANA Deployment Options
Deploy at your own speed
Optimize your Current Landscape
Consolidate and Accelerate
Unleash the Power of Imagination
to Rethink your Business
Experience 2-3x faster data analysis even
using your current environment
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Consolidate your applications and analytical
legacy systems into a modern landscape
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Take advantage of preconfigured software and
implementation services - Rapid Deployment
Solutions (RDS) to accelerate your
implementation
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Leverage SAP Predictive Analytics and
HADOOP integration to extract value from Big
Data scenarios
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Engage SAP Design Thinking to identify
opportunities to re-think your business
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Validate opportunities by assessing
desirability, viability, and feasibility
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Develop a proof of concept to start executing
on your vision immediately
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Expand your reach, re-define your Industry
Create real-time visibility into your business
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43. Further Reading
SAP Note 1666670 – Multiple SAP HANA DBs on one appliance
SAP Note 1661202 – Support for multiple applications on SAP HANA
SAP Note 1826100 – Multiple applications SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA
SAP Note 1681092 – BW on SAP HANA - landscape deployment planning
SAP Note 1788665 – SAP HANA running on VMware vSphere VMs
More info is available through http://www.saphana.com/
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Editor's Notes Over the years unplanned growth in transactional databases and associated systems have complicated data infrastructure. As variety of data sources with growing volume are increasing, it is causing severe latency issues. Data once generated from transactions gets replicated to several locations for reporting. It gets processed for various end systems for analytics. This proliferations of data through various stages and processes has significantly increased latency resulting in slow response. As data from different sources is simultaneously pushed to the users, it results in usability issues.The overall architecture is extremely complex to manage given limited resources. This not only increases the risk of data management, such as security, privacy & availability. More data get dispersed, higher the complexity and risk. With existing technologies, optimizing across all five dimensions in the spider diagram is not possible. Trade offs need to be made: Do you want a report that provides broad and deep data analysis at a bearable speed? That is normally only doable after a lot of data manipulation like aggregation and normally has run times in the minutes, hours or days.Alternatively, you could decide for a report design that is simple and fast, but it will normally not provide for any deep and broad insights.Lastly, in both scenarios, real time updates are not possible per design; in a data warehouse environment they occur overnight via nightly batch jobs.In summary, this shows todays typical tradeoffs between Broad and Deep analysis vx Speedy and Simple reports. 3 copies of dataIn different data modelsInherent data latencyAccelerate through cacheIn recent years, computer systems have increased number of processing cores with large integrated caches. Main memory space has become practically unlimited with the ability to hold all the business data of enterprises of every size. Falling prices have moved processing from Disk/SSD to In-Memory.Memory access is 1M – 10M times faster than disk. Disk-centric computing was also one of the major factors that forced separation of transactional and analytical workloads. Moving data to various locations was necessary for reporting to circumvent network issues. Pre-processing of data then became the necessity to optimize linear data transfers. We do not have to live with those limitations any more. Feasibility is given.Through advances in data sciences combined with relevant hardware trends, SAP is leading the real-time computing revolution… leveraging the power of in-memory computing to bringing OLAP and OLTP back together in one database.This transforms how we construct business applications and our expectations in consuming them. Adopting this new technology will sharpen your competitive edge by dramatically accelerating not only data querying speed but also business processing speed. SAP HANA permits OLTP and OLAP workloads on the same platform by storing data in high-speed memory, organizing it in columns, and partitioning and distributing it among multiple servers. This delivers faster queries that aggregate data more efficiently yet avoid costly full-table scans and single column indexes.The SAP HANA Studio delivers an all-in-one support environment for system monitoring, backup and recovery, and user provisioning. SAP launched a next generation platform with SAP HANA 18 months ago. It represents the fastest growing product in the + 40 years of SAP’s history.The SAP HANA platform leverages the power of in-memory computing technology. The platform analyses massive quantities of data in local memory so that the results of complex analyses and transactions are available at your fingertips – and business decisions can be executed without delay. This means that complex analyses, plans and simulations can be done based on real-time data and made available immediately. SAP HANA is able to remove existing constraints (slow, processes, restricted business users, limitations to innovate) and deliver information for making strategic as well as operational business decisions in real-time, with little to no data preparation. Only SAP HANA can deliver on these 5 dimensions today. And, SAP HANA now also makes it possible to bring together transactional and analytics into one platform. Real-Time Replication: replicate real-time data from multiple sources into SAP HANA over wide-area network or within Hybrid On-Premise Cloud Deployments Batch Data Load: high-performance and highly-scalable engine for extremely fast loads of large data volumes into SAP HANA. Support native data and metadata connectivity to all major enterprise data sources, databases, files, text batch loading Provide rich transformations for data manipulations, data quality, trust and confidence. Support unstructured text data processing. Analyze and process streaming or machine data from integrated ESP in combination with data in SAP HANA. Synchronize Mobile/Machine data using available MobiLink capabilities for SAP HANA synchronization with SQL Anywhere Data virtualization leverages remote database’s unique processing capabilities by pushing processing to remote database. Remote data access like “local” data.Leverage remote database’s unique processing capabilities by pushing processing to remote database; Compensate missing functionality in remote database with SAP HANA capabilities. A very common question related to migrating an existing landscape to SAP HANA is “How will this affect my landscape? Will everything change? Will nothing be anymore like it used to be?”. Be assured, this will not be the case. Technically a migration to SAP HANA is really only a change of the database. Most other things in your landscape will stay as they are.A SAP Business Suite system running on SAP HANA can still connect to and be integrated with other systems and hubs the same way as a Business Suite system running on any other database.You can still use the same frontends and clients to connect to your system. And even the application servers can be reused as they are, given they are running on separate servers and not on the database host.What will change is the kind of database you are running – SAP HANA - which has a few operational specifics. Like for example that it runs on SUSE Linux Enterprise. Though even this is nothing you need to be concerned about, as due to the appliance model you can leave most of these specifics to your hardware and technology partners if your choose to. Reference: http://www.bluefinsolutions.com/insights/blog/the_sap_hana_hardware_faq/HANA allows changes to the data schema's on the fly (new attributes). Try this with db2/blu. These are only a few out of my head.