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<\/a><\/div>\n\n\n\nFor some time now, the SAP community has been very keen to obtain the aforementioned SAP workloads or HANA server services from a hyperscaler in the form of IaaS services. Or, to put it the other way around: SAP On- In order for SAP customers to be able to use IaaS cloud services (and possibly others such as PaaS or SaaS) in conjunction with mission-critical SAP enterprise applications quickly, securely and on demand after choosing their hyperscaler, the long-standing and close SAP partner SUSE already set the course years ago together with SAP and the \u201cSAP HANA hyperscalers\u201d. <\/p>\n\n\n\n For example, the SLES for SAP Applications operating system platform from SUSE, which is preferred and recommended for S\/4 HANA operation, is available on Microsoft\u2019s Azure cloud as well as on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) and Amazon\u2019s cloud AWS, with the same technologies as well as extensive functionality and designed for the special needs of SAP deployment as in the on-premises environment. In addition, SLES for SAP Applications includes advantageous dedicated features for the respective public cloud environments Azure, GCP and AWS. <\/p>\n\n\n\n As in the SAP on-premises environment, customers can benefit from SLES for SAP- In the public cloud environment, SUSE ensures that defined infrastructures are reliably executed and implemented by IaaS providers as specified. Furthermore, SUSE takes care of the storage of setups, for example, so that they can be reused at practically any time \u2013 even after subsequent adjustments. Various efforts that would otherwise be incurred in provisioning and deployment in connection with cloud use are thus significantly reduced. Or, on the subject of configuration: With Suse and integrated open source solutions, entire software packages can be installed, configured, and deployed automatically.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The Walldorf-based software group itself uses SLES for SAP Applications from SUSE, for example in the HANA Enterprise Cloud (HEC). SUSE was involved in designing the architecture of the HEC, which also forms the foundation for \u201cRISE with SAP\u201d. Moreover, SUSE Enterprise Linux Server for SAP Applications is the market-leading operating system platform in the SAP environment (SAP Classic with AnyDBs and S\/4 HANA as well as HANA-based SAP solutions). Moreover, SAP users can rely on high investment security and further or new developments as well as innovation capability at a high level.<\/p>\n\n\n\n In the context of cloud-for-SAP deployment, SUSE offers SAP customers valuable support, with the best The step-by-step blueprint specifically describes the technology deployment as well as the necessary cloud operations management. It covers several important cloud operations topics: Provisioning, Deployment, Operate, Optimize and Transform as well as Monitoring and Reporting. On the solution side, SLES for SAP Applications (including integrated open source software and other standard components from Microsoft or SAP, for example) and SUSE Manager (for enterprise management) are used. <\/p>\n\n\n\n Here, too, the many years of cooperation with SAP have been leveraged, as well as the necessary requirements for the use of SAP infrastructures in cloud computing. Consequently, SUSE provides SAP users with solutions and technologies that simplify their chosen SAP cloud concepts and underpin them reliably, efficiently, and cost-effectively \u2013 along with a high degree of automation and profitable benefits.<\/p>\n\n\n\n For S\/4 HANA public cloud migrations, long-time SAP partner SUSE supports customers with much more than a best-in-class operating system platform. 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Premises services to a public cloud or to migrate the operation of entire systems there. While these are SAP S\/4 HANA-DEV, TEST or QA systems, there are also complete S\/4 system landscapes, including PROD systems, that have long been running at various public cloud service providers.<\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/e3mag.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/suse-Technology-Strategy-for-SAP-S4HANA_final_800.jpg\")
On Azure, Google, and AWS<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
As in the SAP on-premises environment, SLES for SAP Applications provides customers with several value propositions when deployed in the cloud: One is SUSE\u2019s sustained commitment to a deep, 20-year long understanding of the dedicated needs and concerns of SAP applications such as S\/4 HANA to an underlying mission-critical infrastructure, reflected in numerous joint distinctive developments with SAP and in in-house developments and the use of innovative open source technologies. For example, in the SAP HANA High Availability environment with the SLES for SAP High Availability Extension or in the context of SAP IT operations management with various cloud readiness elements. <\/p>\n\n\n\nAdd value with cloud<\/h3>\n\n\n\n
The step-by-step blueprint specifically describes the technology deployment as well as the necessary cloud operations management. It covers several important cloud operations topics: provisioning, deployment, operate, optimize and transform, as well as monitoring and reporting. On the solution side, SLES for SAP Applications (including integrated open source software and other standard components from Microsoft or SAP, for example) and SUSE Manager (for enterprise management) are used. <\/p>\n\n\n\n![\"CI-SUSE.jpg\"](\"https:\/\/e3mag.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2017\/03\/CI-SUSE.jpg\")
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