Pushing new industry standards with Sap Hana

© 2018 IBM Corporation
Pushing new industry
standards with
SAP HANA
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2018 SAP Pinnacle Award – Infrastructure Partner of the Year
2017 Rollout of new HANA V2 and related SAP applications on POWER Linux LE, Evaluation
of IBM Watson and Cognitive solutions for SAP landscapes, Extensions in IBM Bluemix
to provide new SAP Cloud offerings
2016 Extensions of Linux on Power Ecosystem for SAP customers,S/4HANA scenarios,
Digital Transformation Center covering new S/4 HANA scenarios
2015 New SAP applications supporting DB2 BLU, HANA roll-out on Power Systems,
SAP Cloud offerings on IBM CMS and SL
2012 DB2 V10 enablement and integration of IBM admin tools and SAP LVM,
SAP Solution Manager integration with Rational and Tivoli components
2001 IBM and SAP form a Strategic Alliance
1999 DB2 becomes the strategic database for SAP
1993 Foundation of IBM SAP International Competence Center
1972 IBM becomes Logo and Development Partner of SAP since the very beginning
Some Milestones in 45 Years of IBM SAP Partnership

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IBM-SAP Digital Partnership Transformation

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SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems – Market adoption
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SAP HANA
Introduction
as Appliance
SAP HANA
Introduction on IBM Power
with 5 Ramp-Up customers
Customers with HANA on Power, who
started with HANA on x86 initially and
replaced x86 with Power for HANA
(Coop, Richemont, Bosch, Pfizer and
many others)
More than 2’000 SAP HANA
on IBM Power customers (1H18),
steadily increasing
New SAP HANA customers
start on IBM Power directly
HANA
on
Pow
er: Fastest adoption
of
new
technology
after an
initial SAP
Ram
p-Up
program
ever [Source: SAP]
Since the announcement of SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems at the end of 2015, more than 2000 customers around the world have chosen
Power Systems for their SAP HANA environment, and numbers are steadily rising. More than 2/3 of these customers had deployed SAP
HANA on an x86 platform already and have replaced x86 with Power for HANA for a number of reasons (such as better scalability with
Power, faster response times, greater stability, more flexible virtualization with PowerVM and various other reasons).
Source: https://www.ibm.com/events/think/watch/replay/113886338/
”Cost for HANA landscape
dropped by 50% with IBM
Power (compared to Intel)”
Helge Tautorat, Director
Global Infrastructure at
Richemont
Number of customers selecting IBM Power for running
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/patrickmoorhead/2018/03/19/headed-into-its-fifth-year-
openpower-has-momentum-into-the-power9-generation/#3fe7c73678a8
Google confirmed it has deployed the
POWER9-based "Zaius" platform into
its datacenters. Google's Maire
Mahoney said she considers the
platform "Google Strong”, referring to
its reliability and robustness.
Market success

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Rapid adoption of SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems
5 out of the top 10
Fortune 500 Global
18 out of the top 135
European Companies
60+ CSP/MSP using IBM
Power for SAP HANA Clouds
60% faster from
procurement to go-live
(e.g. 2.5 months instead of 6)
Acceleration: 0 to >2000
clients in 36 months
2018 SAP Pinnacle awards Winner
• IBM POWER Systems –
Global Partner of Year –
Infrastructure
• Seidor - running on POWER,
Cloud Partner of the Year

Flexibility
Superior virtualization and management
features to afford flexibility and
maximum utilization
Resiliency
Unsurpassed RAS (reliability, availability,
serviceability) characteristics to support
mission critical SAP applications
Performance
Highest throughput per core and
core/memory bandwidth to deliver faster
business results, up to 2x Intel-based
alternatives
Competitive Cost
Flexibility + Performance + RAS
= better TCO
What makes IBM Power Systems the best platform for clients’
mission critical SAP HANA deployments?
ü Best infrastructure to achieve scalability,
response time and throughput requirements
– Additional headroom for peak workload
due to virtualization capabilities
ü Reliable infrastructure for enterprise
applications
ü Risk-free sizing and implementation
– Dynamically adjust sizing to
changing requirements
– Grow number of systems and sizes
on demand while project advances
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IBM 4-core p6 570 Sun 16-core E6900 HP 16-core rx8620
Throughput/hour
Day
Night
ü TCA: similar to x86
ü TCO: better than x86

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POWER9 designed for data
2.6x2
Performance per core
Memory per socket
POWER9 vs x86 Xeon SP
(1) 2X performance per core is based on IBM Internal measurements as of 2/28/18 on various system configuration and workload environments including (1) Enterprise Database (2.22X per core): 20c L922 (2x10-core/2.9 GHz/256 GB memory): 1,039,365 Ops/sec versus 2-socket Intel Xeon Skylake Gold
6148 (2x20-core/2.4 GHz/256 GB memory): 932,273 Ops/sec. (2) DB2 Warehouse (2.43X per core): 20c S922 (2x10-core/2.9 GHz/512 GB memory): 3242 QpH versus 2-socket Intel Xeon Skylake Platinum 8168 (2x24-core/2.7 GHz/512 GB memory): 3203 QpH. (3) DayTrader 7 (3.19X per core): 24c S924
(2x12-core/3.4 GHz/512 GB memory): 32221.4 tps versus 2-socket Intel Xeon Skylake Platinum 8180 (2x28-core/2.5 GHz/512 GB memory): 23497.4 tps.
(2) 2.6X memory capacity is based on 4TB per socket for POWER9 and 1.5TB per socket for x86 Scalable Platform Intel product brief: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-briefs/xeon-scalable-platform-brief.pdf?asset=14606
(3) 1.8X bandwidth is based on 230 GB/sec per socket for POWER9 and 128GB/sec per socket for x86 Scalable Platform Intel product brief: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/public/us/en/documents/product-briefs/xeon-scalable-platform-brief.pdf?asset=14606
1.8x3
Memory bandwidth
per socket
2x1

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Scales
Performance
Affordably
POWER9 vs x86 Xeon SP
• 2x performance per core
• 1.8x memory bandwidth per socket
POWER9 vs POWER8
• 2x – 4x memory capacity
• 40-50% more performance
Lower TCO
• Save 50% in 3-5 years moving from
POWER7 to POWER9

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TCO - Typical User Scenarios and comparison
Basic Installation
• IBM Power with lowest TCO.
• Intel x86 has lowest hardware cost, but higher cost for people, software
(VMware), and network.
• Cloud has lowest initial cost, but gets expensive over time. Requires high
speed network connection which is expensive.
• Cloud cost for HA/DR is high, since unused capcity needs to be provisioned
upfront to get the same SLA as with on prem soulutions.
• Intel x86 TCO 24% higher than IBM Power
• Cloud TCO 51% higher than IBM Power

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Current SAP HANA on IBM POWER Systems
Memory Limits* (09/2018):
Source*: 2188482 - SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems: Allowed Hardware - V48, 07.08.2018
Source**: 2393917 - SAP HANA on VMware vSphere 6.5 and 6.7 in production - V13, 17.09.2018
BW on HANA and BW/4HANA:
ScaleUp: 16 TB vs -> 3 TB x86/VMWare 6.5/6.7**
ScaleOut: 16x 16 TB = 256 TB
Suite on HANA and S/4HANA:
ScaleUp: 24 TB vs -> 6 TB x86/VMWare 6.5/6.7**
ScaleOut (S/4HANA only): Min. 2x 6 TB up to 4x 24 TB = 96 TB
(*with SLES4SAP 12 SP3 or higher)

Business challenge
To meet growing demand for a flexible shopping experience, Coop Group
wanted to offer click-and-collect services. How could Coop ensure that the
right stock is at the right place at the right time?
Transformation
To support changing shopping styles, Coop Group expanded its business
model, using near real-time insight into orders and inventory to increase
customer satisfaction.
“Using SAP HANA on IBM Power Systems enables us to deliver cutting-edge
click-and-collect services with up-to-the-second inventory data.”
—Thomas Vielhauer, Head of ERP Processes, Coop Group
Coop Group
Improves customer satisfaction
through more-flexible and
convenient shopping services
Operating more than 2,200 branches and outlets across Switzerland, Coop Group is
one of the country’s largest supermarket chains. The company manufactures,
distributes and wholesales foods, delivering goods to restaurants, hotels and staff
cafeterias across Europe. Headquartered in Basel, Coop Group has around 2.5 million
cooperative members and employs almost 85,000 people, generating annual sales of
CHF28.3 billion (USD28.1 billion).
Business benefits:
Near real-time
insight into inventory data improves
planning and distribution processes
5x
quicker analytics with 85% fewer
processor cores enables a more effective
use of data
20x
faster SAP HANA provisioning increases
agility to innovate faster
Solution components:
• SAP® Business Warehouse powered by
SAP HANA®, SAP Customer Activity
Repository powered by SAP HANA, SAP
Customer Relationship Management, SAP
ERP, SAP ERP Human Capital
Management, SAP for Retail, SAP
Forecasting and Replenishment for Retail,
SAP Global Trade Services, SAP HANA,
SAP Hybris®, SAP Supplier Relationship
Management
• IBM® AIX®, IBM PowerVM®, SUSE Linux
Enterprise Server for SAP Applications
• IBM Power® System E880
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Business challenge
Retailers operate in a dynamic industry, combining high volumes, low margins and
intense competition. How could Würth Group streamline operations to trim costs,
boost profits and win the retail race?
Transformation
To ensure the highest levels of customer satisfaction and to sharpen its competitive
edge, Würth Group improves business efficiency by leveraging the latest technologies
from IBM and SAP. The company aims to generate game-changing sales insights, to
help drive increased revenues and further enhance customer service.
“With SAP HANA and IBM Power Systems we have the right technology to
better serve our worldwide customers.”
—Harald Holl, Head of Infrastructure, Würth Group
Würth Group
Enhances efficiency and
generates new retail insights
with SAP HANA on IBM Power
Systems
Würth Group, headquartered in Künzelsau in Germany, is a world market leader in
assembly and fastening materials. The group operates more than 400 subsidiaries in
over 80 countries, and employs more than 71,000 people, managing about 125,000
products. Würth Group achieved total sales of EUR11.8 billion in the 2016 financial
year.
Business benefits:
Speeds
solution deployment and scalability,
enabling rapid response to market
conditions
86% cut
to number of SAP HANA servers,
streamlining operations and reducing
complexity
43% less time
to update solution stack including SAP
HANA software and infrastructure
SAP HANA®, SAP CRM powered by SAP
HANA, SAP ERP, SAP ERP Human Capital
Management, SAP Extended Warehouse
Management, SAP Fiori®, SAP HANA, SAP
Enterprise Portal
• IBM® AIX®, IBM Power® System E880,
IBM Power System E870, IBM PowerHA®
SystemMirror® for AIX, IBM PowerVM®
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP
Applications
• IBM Business Partner SVA System Vertrieb
Alexander (SVA)
Link
https://www.ibm.com/case-studies/wurth-group
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Würth: Replacing x86 with Power
7 Nodes x86 Scale-out to 1 Power System Scale-up
Applications:
SAP® Business
Warehouse powered by SAP HANA®,
SAP CRM powered by SAP HANA,
SAP ERP, SAP ERP Human Capital
Management, SAP Extended Warehouse
Management, SAP Fiori®, SAP HANA,
SAP Enterprise Portal
Software:
IBM® AIX®, IBM PowerHA® SystemMirror® for AIX, IBM
PowerVM®, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP
Applications
Hardware:
IBM Power® System E880,
IBM Power System E870
Services:
IBM Business Partner SVA
System Vertrieb Alexander (SVA)
https://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/sp/en/spc03641usen/systems-sap-sp-case-study-spc03641usen-20170817.pdf

Business challenge
To prepare students for an increasingly digitalized workplace, the
SAP University Competence Center (UCC) at TUM wanted to include
the SAP® S/4HANA suite in its education-as-a-service cloud offering.
Transformation
SAP UCC at TUM implemented an integrated stack of next-
generation IBM infrastructure solutions, gaining a reliable, high-
performance platform to support the innovative SAP S/4HANA suite.
“The IBM Power Systems platform enables us to offer these ground-breaking
SAP education services and remain leaders in our field.”
—Dr. Harald Kienegger, Chair of Information Sciences, Technische Universität
München
SAP University Competence
Center at TU München
Sharpening students’ SAP skills
for digital transformation
The SAP University Competence Center (UCC) at Technische Universität München
(TUM) constantly seeks new ways to help thousands of students succeed in the new
digital world of work. UCC deployed IBM Power Systems to support its cutting-edge
SAP S/4HANA and SAP Business Suite solutions offered as cloud services, to enable
hands-on learning.
Business benefits:
Minutes
to deploy virtualized SAP S/4HANA
software
99.99%
availability enables TUM to meet global,
round-the-clock demand
Mobile
access makes learning more accessible
• SAP® Business Suite 7, SAP Business
Suite powered by SAP HANA®, S/4HANA
with SAP Fiori UX, SAP Business
Warehouse, SAP Solution Manager
• IBM® Power System E870
• IBM Power System S822
• IBM PowerVM®
• IBM PowerVC
• IBM Spectrum Protect™
• IBM Tivoli Monitoring
• IBM XIV® Storage System
• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Helmut Krcmar, Professor of
Information Systems at TUM
and Academic Director of the
UCC
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Business challenge
What do customers want? More. Better. Faster. Businesses must read the market
almost in real time, and innovate faster than the competition. For CIOs, this puts
conventional IT under huge pressure.
Transformation
For businesses that depend on instant insight without their transactional systems
missing a beat, D.FI offers in-memory SAP HANA® solutions on IBM® Power
Systems™. Fast, flexible, scalable—it’s innovation as a service.
“By using our SAP HANA cloud service running on IBM Power Systems,
organizations in any industry can achieve faster insight into their
performance.”
—Jérôme Marchal, Offering and Solution leader, D.FI
D.FI
Powering digital transformation
across industries
D.FI is a systems integrator and cloud services provider that transforms information
technologies into tangible added value for its clients. With 250 employees in France
and more than 30 years of experience, D.FI delivers advanced services to dozens of
major organizations across aerospace, banking, distribution, financial services,
government, media and retail.
Business benefits:
20% rise
in performance helps transform business
systems into engines of value creation
20% reduction
in total costs thanks to economies of
scale
Cloud solutions
ease pressure on capital, enabling flexible
capacity as demands change
SAP HANA®
• SAP Customer Relationship Management
powered by SAP HANA
• IBM® Power® System E850c
• IBM Storwize® V5020
Applications
• IBM Global Financing
Link
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Business challenge
To seize market share, Freudenberg IT (FIT) set out to dazzle clients by
offering cost-effective hosting services for SAP HANA® backed by tight
SLAs around performance and availability.
Transformation
By moving SAP HANA instances from appliances to IBM® Power
Systems™, FIT enables secure sharing of physical servers between
multiple clients, slashing costs and boosting utilization.
“We found that IBM Power Systems represented by far the most cost-effective
option for running SAP HANA to support multiple client systems.”
—Dr. Michael Missbach, Global SAP Architect, FIT Germany
Freudenberg IT
Outperforms public cloud
providers to capture increased
market share
Freudenberg IT GmbH & Co.KG (FIT), a brand of the Freudenberg Group, is a global
leader in managed IT Services steeped in SAP expertise, serving hundreds of clients in
a broad range of sectors. Founded in the German town of Weinheim, the company has
grown to acquire a global presence spanning Europe, America and Asia. The FIT
mission is dovetailed on a regional and global level to place a clear focus on
transforming complexity into user-friendliness – in other words: “IT Solutions.
Simplified.” For further information on FIT, please go to www.freudenberg-it.com and to
discover more about the Freudenberg Group go to www.freudenberg.de.
Business benefits:
10 times faster
provisioning of new SAP HANA instances
for clients
Reduces
operational costs, enabling FIT to
undercut many public cloud providers
86% smaller
physical footprint cuts energy bills and
saves space in the data center
• SAP® Business Warehouse powered by SAP
HANA®; SAP Customer Relationship
Management; SAP ERP powered by SAP HANA;
SAP Extended Warehouse Management; SAP
HANA; SAP Hybris®; SAP Manufacturing
Execution on SAP HANA; SAP Manufacturing
Integration and Intelligence; SAP Master Data
Governance on SAP HANA; SAP S/4HANA®;
SAP Supplier Relationship Management; SAP
Supply Chain Management
• IBM® PowerVM®; SUSE Linux Enterprise
Server for SAP Applications
• IBM Power System E880; IBM Power System
S824L, IBM Power System E850C
• IBM Business Partner SVA System Vertrieb
Alexander GmbH
Link
Michael Heuberger, Presiden
and CEO,
FIT in the Americas
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Business challenge
For Danish Defence, operations management requires military
precision. How could the ministry satisfy decision-makers’
demand for the latest operational and logistical information?
Transformation
Danish Defence upgraded its SAP® Business Warehouse
application to the SAP HANA® database running on
high-performance IBM® Power® System E880 servers, slashing
response times.
“The combination of SAP HANA and IBM Power Systems provides a highly
reliable, high-performance platform for one of our most critical
applications.”
—Timo Jensen, Major, Chief of Section, DeMars Operations & Platform, IT Operations,
Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organization
Danish Defence
Supports military administration
and operations with rapid,
reliable reporting
The Danish Ministry of Defence (MoD) is tasked with carrying out the government’s
defence policy to protect Denmark and its national interests, and to ensure the security
of its citizens. Headquartered in Copenhagen, the ministry employs more than 20,000
people. The Danish Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation, an agency under
the MoD, is tasked with the procurement of military equipment to all units and agencies
under the MoD. It is also responsible for running all IT operations, and supporting
defence administration and operations.
Business benefits:
Up to 50%
faster system response times enable
employees to work more productively
4 hours
ahead of schedule: reports are now
always ready at the start of the day
60% cut
in storage footprint, reducing power and
cooling costs
SAP HANA®
• SAP ERP
• SAP HANA
• IBM® AIX®
• IBM DS8886
• IBM Global Technology Services® –
Strategic Outsourcing
• IBM Power® System E880
• IBM PowerHA® SystemMirror® for AIX
• IBM PowerVM
• IBM Spectrum Virtualize™
Applications
Link
Timo Jensen,
Major, Chief of Section, DeMars
Operations & Platform, IT
Operations
Danish Defence Acquisition and
Logistics Organization
Photo credit: Opklaringsbataljonen, Danish Defence
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Next 6 Months
Shared Pools for HANA
Production
950/980
• 4Q’17
• TDI V - > 2x
old mem-to-
core ratio
• RHEL for
SAP
• GBS
Partnership
• 1Q’18
• P8 16TB
HANA BW
• P8 24TB
HANA S4
• P9 922/924
• P9
Certification
• Beyond 6
months
• NVM
• PowerAI
Explotation
Roadmap

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Selected IBM SAP HANA References and examples using IBM Enterprise POWER technology
In case of interest to contact mentioned on other Power HANA customers, contacts to be provided by IBM sales team per request.
Italian US-american
Automotive Company
Power Enterprise Server E880
E850
Technische Universität München
S822 for HANA
S824
Reno Youtube Video:
http://ibm.biz/HRHoPRefVideo
US
E870
TUM Youtube Video:
http://ibm.biz/TUMHoPRefVideo
Argentina
E870
E880
German Automotive Company
E880
E870 (BW)
E880
(CAR, BW, CRM)
United Breweries Ltd India
S824
Australia
Power Server
Bosch Youtube Video: http://ibm.biz/BoschHoPRefVideo
Foodstuffs NZ
US Pharma Company
E880
MSPs / IT Service Providers
E880 and E870
COOP Youtube Video: http://ibm.biz/COOPHoPVideo201705
Chuangmei Medicine,
China, Pharmaceutical
PT. Diamond Cold Storage,
Indonesia, Consumer Products
Pakistan, Automotive<
South Shore Furniture, Canada
CSN (Companhia Siderurgica Nacional), Brazil
YPE
(Química Amparo)
Brazil
E870
E850C
E880
E870
E850
E880C
E880C
E850C
S824
Danish Defence
E880C
http://ibm.biz/FITHoPReferenceVideo
http://ibm.biz/WuerthHoPRefVideo
S824

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Reasonable & Certified IBM configurations for SAP HANA TDI
No. Virtualization SAP HANA data SAP HANA log
1 SVC Storwize FlashSystem / (Storwize)
2 SVC XIV FlashSystem / (XIV)
3 SVC DS88xx DS88xx / FlashSystem
4 SVC FlashSystem FlashSystem
5 SVC Non-IBM storage Non-IBM storage
No. Storage System SAP HANA data SAP HANA log
1 Storwize HDD / RI-SSD SSD / RI-SSD
2 DS88xx HDD SSD
3 XIV -- --
4 FlashSystem -- --
5 ESS -- --
!!! ALL IBM Storage Systems are
SAP HANA TDI CERTIFIED !!!

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Standard IBM Storage (SAN) blue print (for SAP HANA)
SAP HANA
Flash only pool HDD only pool
SVC nodes
IBM FlashSystem IBM Storwize
IBM System Storage

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• Supported storage devices – All storage devices must have
successfully passed the hardware certification for SAP HANA.
• Tool support –SAP HANA HW Config Check Tool (HWCCT) is required
to check data throughput and latency KPIs between the SAP HANA
servers and the enterprise storage.
• Storage Configuration – Perform the storage configuration using the
“IBM System Storage Architecture and Configuration Guide for SAP
HANA TDI” document
Requirements for SAP HANA TDI for Enterprise Storage

IBM Spectrum Storage for SAP HANA
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IBM Spectrum Storage
SVC
V9000
Storwize
V7000
V5000
Software
FlashCore
FS9100
FS900
A9000
V9000
DS8880
Classical

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Where does Storage Technology fits best ?
blocksize
storage
cache
friendly
SAP &
DB2,
Oracle, ...
SAP
HANA
HDD SSD Flash
random read (OLTP) █ L é
random write (OLTP) █ è
random read █ L é B é B & S
random write █ è D é
streaming read █ n/a è D
streaming write █ è log é log
streaming write █ n/a
é dominating (high) workload during operation
è intermittent (medium) workload during operation
B: Backup | S: Start | D: Dictionary

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Where does Storage Technology fits best ?
Storage functions HANA
Compression K Low compression rate on Integers / Vectors
De-duplication ? Not on single instance, but on copies
FlashCopy FCtool on Techdocs: link
SVC stretched cluster SVC stretched cluster is transparent to any App
Space efficient This is best practices for any data base

Number of HANA systems
RAM[GB]perHANAnode
128
256
512
1,024
2,048
4,096
8,192
5 10 15 20 25 30 34 40
_
A9000R / V9000 / FS900
V7000 (cluster)
V50x0 (cluster)
When to use what -- approximately ...
Fast Restart required ?

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• Bosch Group
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shTPV-qrpZI&t=
• Würth Group
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mza951g6to
• Coop Switzerland
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G7HfozkzPS4
• Ctac Netherlands
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QuLS6y3QGeo&list=PLIbvgyHNmNr1dy0uqYKFY2qqugIDC
XIaZ
• Hamm Reno
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0y2OOhRcCM
References
http://rod.roinnovation.com/v2/EI.aspx?ID=dcabe51a-99fa-4c14-b435-9f495c75e2f3

SAP HANA on POWER Blog:
SAPonPower.wordpress.com
Twitter:
@HANAonPower
Customer HoP Usergroup Forum,
by Common and GSE usergroups:
www.hanaonpower.com
SAP HoP Forum:
https://archive.sap.com/discussions/thread/3932583
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/HANAonPOWER
Youtube Channel:
http://ibm.biz/YoutubeHANAonPOWER
Public info sources, customer / usergroups etc.
DSAG SAP HANA on POWER user group
(D-A-CH, german speaking SAP user group):
www.dsag.de
ASUG (Americas’ SAP Users’ Group)
www.asug.com
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IBM SW Defined Storage – Spectrum Virtualize
Appliance : SVC
Hybrid : Storwize
All Flash Array : V9000
Today: Flash / SSD
only
no HDD anymore

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IBM Spectrum Virtualize: as IBM SAN Volume
Controller
SAP production DB server
SAP non-prod DB server
HANA ERP BW …
HANA ERP …
Prod pool Non Prod pool
FLAS
H
Ri
SSD
NL
HDD
IBM FlashSystem IBM Storwize
Archive &
last pool for backups
no HDD for online data anymore
IBM Storwize
IBM SAN Volume Controller

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IBM Spectrum Virtualize: as Flash System V9000
• Bundle of IBM SVC and IBM FS900
• one to four way cluster
• Performance: just enough .... up to 1.000.000 IO/s ...
• 400 TB usable capacity uncompressed
• Up to 10 PB usable external storage uncompressed

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SAP HANA delivery models
HAN
A
NOD
E 1
HAN
A
NOD
E nGPFS
Lenovo Appliance
HAN
A
NOD
E 1
HAN
A
NOD
E n
ext. storage
system
NFS
xfs
NFS
xfs
Standard
Appliance
HAN
A
NOD
E 1
HAN
A
NOD
E n
ext. storage
system
NFS
xfs
NFS
xfs
Standard
HANA TDI
HAN
A
NOD
E 1
HAN
A
NOD
E n
IBM ESS
Spectrum Scale
HANA TDI
GPFS

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IBM SW defined Storage & IBM Cloud Object Storage
IBM storage Non-IBM storage
All-Flash Hybrid Tape / Virtual Tape
Virtualized
Block
Scale-Out
Block
Scale-Out
File
Scale-Out
Object
Infrastructure
ArchiveBackup
Monitoring
& ControlManagement
Copy Data
Management
Backup & Archive
Cloud
Snapshot and Replication
Automation for heterogeneous
storage environments.
Optimized hybrid cloud data
protection to reduce backup costs by
53%
Scalable, simple to manage storage
technology that provides the ideal
object based storage platform for
hybrid cloud.
Virtualization of heterogeneous
storage environment – stores up to 5x
more data.

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IBM Spectrum Virtualize: as IBM Storwize
• IBM Spectrum Virtualize as Appliance
• Cluster from 1 to 4 systems
• 500 disks per system, 1000 max ….
• Up to 10 PB usable storage
• > 200.000 IO/s
• SSD & RI SSD
• ...

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