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Run your SAP system on Microsoft Azure with this guide to architecture design and system administration! Get to know Microsoft Azure and its prerequisites, service options, and supported SAP products. Plan and build your system to last with high availability and disaster recovery, and then see how to migrate and operate your system once its live. Learn to configure and use encryption, backups, automation, compliance, and other key features. Make your cloud project painless!


*Understand deployment models, infrastructure options, and implementation paths for SAP on Microsoft Azure
*Plan a system architecture and set up high availability, disaster recovery, automation, and more
*Migrate SAP systems, optimize performance, and manage costs


Designing Your System
Begin with design considerations: sizing, availability, security, cost, and more. Then understand Microsoft Azures architecture and recommended practices for architecture design and service configuration. Walk through network architecture, storage options, and optimizations for your system.

Operating Your System
Make sure your system is operating at peak efficiency with tools like SAP Solution Manager and Azure monitor, and keep the bottom line in mind with cost management tools.

Protecting Your System
Hope for the best, plan for the worst. Make sure your system can run without significant downtime (high availability) and can be restored in the event of failure (disaster recovery). Leverage backup mechanisms, shared storage, and encryption to make your system resilient!

Preparing for Migration
Evaluate your migration readiness, preview the states of any migration project, and begin planning your migration.


*architecture
*Deployment models and infrastructure
*High availability and disaster
*recovery
*Automation
*Encryption
*Governance and compliance
*Backup and recovery
*Migration
*Operations and monitoring
*Case studies

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Ravi Kashyap

SAP on Microsoft Azure

Architecture and Administration

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The Library of Congress has cataloged the printed edition as follows:
Names: Kashyap, Ravi, author.
Title: SAP on Microsoft Azure : architecture and administration / Ravi
Kashyap.
Description: 1st edition. | Boston : Rheinwerk Publishing, Inc. 2020. |
Includes index.
Identifiers: LCCN 2020043889 (print) | LCCN 2020043890 (ebook) | ISBN
9781493220175 (hardcover) | ISBN 9781493220182 (ebook)
Subjects: LCSH: Cloud computing. | Microsoft Azure. | SAP ERP.
Classification: LCC QA76.585 .K37 2020 (print) | LCC QA76.585 (ebook) |
DDC 004.67/82--dc23
LC record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2020043889
LC ebook record available at https://lccn.loc.gov/2020043890

ISBN 978-1-4932-2017-5 (print)
ISBN 978-1-4932-2018-2 (e-book)
ISBN 978-1-4932-2019-9 (print and e-book)


2021 by Rheinwerk Publishing Inc., Boston (MA)
1st edition 2021

Dear Reader,

Beginning a new project is exciting. This is the expansive phase of designeverything is an option, and the mind can run wild with possibilities. Like the renaissance master Michelangelo staring at a blank marble slab and visualizing his art, we take this moment in the design process to reach the edges of possibilityand then comes the first knock of the chisel and hammer.

SAP on Microsoft Azure first shows you the expanse, and then provides you with your chisel and hammer. As you consider the possibilities and begin to visualize your SAP public cloud landscape, this book will help shape your vision into a fully-functioning architecture. With author Ravi Kashyaps years of expertise to guide you, youll be running in the cloud in no time.

What did you think about SAP on Microsoft Azure: Architecture and Administration ? Your comments and suggestions are the most useful tools to help us make our books the best they can be. Please feel free to contact me and share any praise or criticism you may have.

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Preface

How is this book different from the myriad information available online (often free)? Why read a book when, given the velocity of the cloud, the content may be out of date?

These questions had a profound effect in shaping this book, and we often thought about these issues from a readers point of view. How many times have you read an article online on a specific topic that doesnt explain how it fits in the bigger picture, or, even worse, there is a confusing diagram in the content that the article doesnt refer to or explain? A picture is worth a thousand words only if its simple enough to understand and ties together with the article.

Another common problem we run into when reading something in bits and pieces is that there isnt enough foundational information to build on. For example, it may assume that you know certain things rather than explaining or providing context.

These issues, combined with the overwhelming amount of information out there, make the case for reading a book when youre trying to grasp not only new technology but also how it applies to the work you currently do or intend to perform.

Objective of This Book

This book builds your base knowledge first and then add the other different and flexible pieces as you understand how they work. The objective here is to start from the introductory level content and showcase how to use frameworks and design principles to successfully architect, deploy, and manage the SAP landscape in Microsoft Azure. It acts as a decision guide and shows what questions to ask rather than providing all the answers. For example, weve seen a lot of conversations about high availability (HA) without first asking what the uptime requirements are and disaster recovery (DR) conversations without knowing the recovery time objective (RTO) and recovery point objective (RPO). This book enables you to ask the right questions and make informed decisions.

If after reading a chapter, you feel that youve understood the concepts and decide to explore further by doing things yourself in Microsoft Azure portal or in some other form, that chapter has served its purpose. This book also highlights the importance of working together as a team because SAP on Microsoft Azure isnt just SAP, isnt just Microsoft Azure, nor just infrastructure as a service (IaaS); rather, its a combination that works together.

Target Audience

The book is primarily geared toward folks who want to learn how SAP on Microsoft Azure is architected and managed, but its also helpful for those trying to learn Microsoft Azure and decision makers who want to understand how pieces fit together and use optimizations for cost and architecture. In terms of roles, this book will be helpful for SAP Basis administrators, SAP technical architects, Microsoft Azure administrators, and Microsoft Azure architects who are currently working or expect to work on SAP on Microsoft Azure deployments/migrations. Folks with operating system, storage, and network backgrounds will also learn how the work they do fits into the overall deployment.

Because things in Microsoft Azure change quickly, the book focuses more on concepts and working knowledge rather than all the specific restrictions and limitations that a service has primarily because the limitations change over time. Even if youre familiar with certain areas, we recommend for the first time, to read the whole book, rather than skipping contents, and from there use it as a reference. There is a good chance that something you were looking for exists in some other chapter under that context.

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