Place photo here © 2014 IBM Corporation IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA™ Irene Hopf, Consulting Architect, Walldorf Germany Walldorf, 16 th July 2014

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© 2014 IBM Corporation

IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA™Irene Hopf, Consulting Architect, Walldorf Germany

Walldorf, 16th July 2014


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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Agenda


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© 2014 IBM Corporation5


In-Memory Computing – The Time is NOWOrchestrating Technology Innovations

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IBM HW Technology Innovations

64bit address space – up to 6 TB in current servers

100GB/s data throughput

Dramatic decline in price/performance

Multi-Core Architecture (8 x10 core CPU per compute node)

Massive parallel scaling with many compute nodes

Row and Column Store

Compression

Partitioning

No Aggregate Tables

Insert Only on Delta

SAP SW Technology Innovations


In Memory Computing: Re-think Paradigms

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In-Memory Computing Imperative: Avoid movement of detailed data Calculate first, then move results

ApplicationLayer

ApplicationLayer

DatabaseLayer

DatabaseLayer

Calculation

Calculation

Today Future


Find the Business Use Case

Systems are productive with majority of performance issues addressed through user training, process adoptions, workarounds … People are used to situations and have adopted

Don’t ask: Where do we currently have performance problems? … Only imagining faster things will not help you access the full potential

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Ask Indirectly:

• Where did we define processes around performance?• Where did we train people?• What did we forbid/disable to do? • Where do we have workaround processes? • Where do we have exceptions driven processes deriving from lack of information? • Where did we struggle to define the right reporting structures?• Where do we have the most change requests in reporting?• Which batch processes run multiple times a day?• Where would I love to drill down from reporting into transactions? • Where do my users work with intermediate storage in Excel while gathering data? • Where have you simplified the data model? • Are there scenarios in demand by the LoBs? • Which processes include massive re-work due to data latency? • Which processes are too slow? • Which processes have not been implemented due to performance requirements & data

quantity? • Which processes require variations of existing aggregates?

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SAP HANA !?

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• An In-memory Database

• An „Appliance“

• A Platform


SAP HANA Deployment Options for Different Use Cases

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Technology Platform

SAP HANA

BI Clients

SQ L M DX BIC

S3rd Party

Non SAPData Source

In-Memory

Computing Engine

Data Modeling

ETL

Reporting Accelerators

SAP HANA

BI Clients

SQ L MD

X BIC

S

3rd Party

Replication

SAPBusiness

Suite

Traditional DB

In-Memory

Computing Engine

Data Modeling

SAP HANA

Read

SAPBusiness

Suite

SAP UI

Traditional DB

In-Memory

Computing Engine

Data Modeling

Replication

e.g. Demographics & Google Maps

e.g. SAP ERP: Operational reporting

e.g. SAP ERP: CO-PA


SAP HANA Deployment Options for Different Use Cases

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Products on In-Memory DB

SAP HANA

BW

Traditional Extractors

SAPBusiness

Suite

Traditional DB

In-Memory

Computing Engine

e.g. SAP BW -7.3 SP8- on HANA

Products on In-Memory DB

SAP HANA

ERP, SCM, CRM

In-Memory

Computing Engine

e.g. SAP ERP 6.0, EHP7, CRM 7.0, EHP3, SCM 7.0 EHP3, SAP SRM 7.0 EHP3, Version for HANA


Hardware Impact for Products on In-Memory Migration of Database Server Only

Any DB/Any OS

An

y O

S

SAP HANA / SUSE Linux

HANA migration

No Change No change of

frontends Re-use of available

application servers Sizing of current

application servers remains valid

Change Migration of

database to SAP HANA appliance required

No change Data model Custom extensions

Switching to SAP HANA does not impact application servers or frontends (see product availability matrix)

SAP HANA appliance runs on SUSE Linux (SLES)

Frontends

Application Servers

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SAP in memory strategy

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Market Situation / Achievements

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• The vision: May 2010• SAP HANA as a side car: June 2011• SAP BW on HANA: February 2012• SAP Business Suite on HANA:

May 2013

• Close to 4000 customers (March 2014, Steve Lucas, at SAP Insider Orlando)


Does BW Accelerator have a future ?

• Absolutely, it is supported until 2020. However, it is considered “feature complete”

• SAP HANA is more flexible but also needs more effort to implement

• Many existing BWA customers continue to invest in their BWA installations

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Product Availability Matrix

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X5 based systems: http://service.sap.com/pam

X6 based systems: http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-52522

Check for updates frequently!!

http://service.sap.com/pam

http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-52522


Agenda


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IBM Integrated Value Proposition

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• Infrastructure: Reliability, Availability, & Recoverability

• Full Lifecycle Applications & Data Management

Enterprise Class Operations

Transformation• Industry Insights, Process Design, and IBM Research• World class design/build capabilities• #1 Ranked SAP Practice, #1 Ranked Analytics Practice

• Largest number of scale out configurations, more than any other provider

• Optimized Systems delivered as easy as to order hardware appliance

• IBM GPFS

• SAP HANA Proof of Concept Offerings to accelerate time to value

Platform


Agenda


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SAP HANA on X6 Objectives

• Architecture principle of building block approach continues for single nodes and scale out configurations

• Provide seamless integration and scalability with GPFS

• Protect investments in eX5 SAP HANA systems– Add capacity to existing eX5 clusters with X6 systems

– Ensure availability of eX5 systems through 2014

• Maximize scalability enabled by Ivy Bridge EX and new Flash technologies

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Building Blocks for SAP HANA

• To support single node configurations and scale out clusters• HW:

– 2 to 8 E7-8880v2 processors(E7-8890v2 for improved performanceE7-4880v2 and E7-4890v2 only if the customer agrees to never upgrade to 8s)

– 128 GB – 6 (12) TB GB Main memory DDR3

– Sufficient persistent internal storage according to SAP‘s KPIs10k SAS HDD, Flash Cache, RAID5

– Network 4 x 10 GbitE, 4 x 1 GbitE

• SW:– GPFS

– Systems Director (Agent)

– VMware ESX 5.5 (optional)

– Novell SLES for SAP Applications or RedHat

– SAP HANA Software Stack

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x3850 X6

x3950 X6


The Modular Design Concept: X6 Adapts to Business Needs

Storage Book

4 Compute Books

Each compute book includes 1 processor and 24 DIMMs

Deliver up to 6TB of memory or 12.8TB of eXFlash memory-channel storage

Each x3850 X6 contains 4

Compute books

Ability to swap out Compute books as memory or processor generations change

The Storage book delivers up to 6.4TB of eXFlash 1.8” SSD or 12.8TB of SAS 2.5”.

Ability to host 2 storage controllers for

maximum bandwidth

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IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA with X6 (for BW, Datamart and SoH) 2 processors

Size

Building Block x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3850 X6

Part Number (Sys x - config)

Based on 3837-AC3AC32S128S



Intel CPU *) 2x E7-8880v2

2x E7-8880v2

2x E7-8880v2

RAM 128 GB 16x 8GB

256 GB 16x 16GB or 32 x 8GB

512 GB 32x 16GB

Storage 2x 400 GB SSD6x1.2TB HDD

2x 400 GB SSD6x1.2TB HDD


Storage Ctrl 1x M5210 1x M5210 1x M5210

Data / Log Storage Summary

3.6 TB RAID5 3.6 TB RAID5 3.6 TB RAID5

Ethernet 4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE 4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE 4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

Upgrade Options without replacing the Memory

128 256 256 5122S 4s

2s 4s

Remark: No T-Shirt sizes any more

*) Processor type alternatives: E7-8890v2 for improved performanceE7-4880v2 and E7-4890v2 only if the customer agrees to never upgrade to 8s

Certification



IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA with X6 (for BW, Datamart and SoH)

Size

Building Block x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3950 X6 x3950 X6







Intel CPU 4x E7-8880v2

4x E7-8880v2

4x E7-8880v2

8x E7-8880v2 8x E7-8880v2

RAM 256 GB 32 x 8GB

512 GB 32x 16GB or 64 x 8GB

1 TB 64x 16GB or 32 x 32GB

1 TB 64x 16GB

2 TB128x 16GB

Storage 2x 400GB SSD 6x 1.2 TB HDD

2x 400GB SSD6x 1.2 TB HDD

4x 400 GB SSD15x 1.2 TB HDD

12x1.2TB HDD4x400GB SSD


Storage Ctrl 1x M5210 1x M5210 1x M52101x M5120

2x M5210 2x M5210


3.6 TB RAID5 3.6 TB RAID5 13.2 TB RAID5 9.6TB RAID5data/log

9.6TB RAID5data/log

Ethernet 4x 10GbE4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE4x 1GbE

4 x 10GbE4 x 1GbE

4x 10GbE4x 1GigE

4x 10GbE4x 1GigE


256 512 512 1 TB 1 TB 2 TB 1 TB 1.5 TB1 TB 2 TB

All 4s systems upgradeable to 8 socket.

Certification



IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA with X6 (for BW and Datamart)Size

Building Block x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3850 X6 x3850 X6


Based on 3837-AC3AC32S256C





Intel CPU *) 2x E7-8880v2

4x E7-8880v2

4x E7-8880v2

8x E7-8880v2

8x E7-8880v2

RAM 256 GB 16x 16GB or 32 x 8GB

512 GB 32x 16GB

1 TB 32x 32GB or64 x 16 GB

1 TB 64x 16GB or128 x 8 GB

2 TB 64x 32GB or128 x 16 GB

Storage 2x 400 GB SSD6x1.2TB HDD


4x 400 GB ZSD15x1.2TB HDD



Storage Ctrl 1x M5210 1x M52101x M5120

1x M52101x M5120

2x M5210 2x M52101x M5120


3.6 TB RAID5 13.2 TB RAID5 13.2 TB RAID5 9.6 TB RAID5 19.2 TB RAID5

Ethernet 4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE


256 5122S 4s

512 1 TB 1 TB 2 TB 1 TB 2 TB 2 TB 6 TB

Scale out Up to 4 nodes Up to 56 nodes Up to 56 nodes Up to 56 nodes Up to 56 nodes

Scale outCertification



IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA only for Suite on HANA with X6Size

Building Block x3850 X6 x3950 X6 x3950 X6 x3950 X6





Based on 3837-AC4

Intel CPU 4x E7-8880v2 8x E7-8880v2 8x E7-8880v2 8 socket

RAM 2 TB32 x 64GB or 64x 32GB

4 TB(128 x 32 GB)

6 TB(192 x 32 GB)

12 TB *(192 x 64 GB)

Storage 4x 400GB SSD 15x 1.2TB HDD



tbd

Storage Ctrl 1 x M52101 x M5120

2x M52101x M5120

2x M52101x M5120

tbd


13.2 TB RAID5 19.2TB RAID5data/log

28.8TB RAID5data/log

tbd

Ethernet 4x 10GbE 4x 1GbE

4x 10GbE4x 1GigE

4x 10GbE4x 1GigE

tbd


2 TB 4 TB 4 TB 6 TB

SAP Business Suite on HANA:Scale up only (single node)

SAP Note: 1825774

* Not approved by SAP for SAP HANA, but technically feasible

Certification



SAP HANA Scale-out

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• Simple– No SAN required because of IBM’s General Parallel File System

– Expand database by adding nodes with GPFS

– One part number ordering for each node (stand-alone or scale-out)

• Seamless– Highly Available through IBM GPFS (HA)

• Optimizes system availability

– Intelligent Cluster integrated packaging and assembly • Speeds installation and deployment • Reduces implementation risk

– Installation and managed services• Speeds installation• Ensures skills transfer• Simplifies on-going maintenance

• Scalable– Scale out to 56 nodes and larger using IBM GPFS*

• Supports very large database requirements

– Validated by SAP

* Reference SAP Note 1650046

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IBM X6 Upgrade Options for SAP HANA Certified Hardware4 Socket Standalone – Intel E7-8880v2 Processor

2 Processors

4 Processors

128 GB8GB DIMMs

256 GB8GB DIMMs or16GB DIMMs

384 GB8GB DIMMs

512 GB16GB DIMMs

512 GB8GB DIMMs or16GB DIMMs

256 GB8GB DIMMs

768 GB8GB DIMMs

1 TB16GB DIMMs or32GB DIMMs

2 TB32GB DIMMs or64GB DIMMs

1,5 TB16GB DIMMs

• Suite on HANA only!• not for Datamart and BW

no additional processors

additional processors required

Processor type alternatives:

- E7-8890v2 for improved performance- E7-4880v2 and E7-4890v2 only if the customer agrees to never upgrade to 8s

6x1.2TB HDD2x400 SSD

1xM5210

3.6 TB RAID5 data/log

4x10GbE4x1GigE

PLUS:

9x1.2TB HDD2x400 SSD

1xM5120

9.6 TB RAID5 data/log

Memory Size

DIMM types(NOT MIXABLE!)

8 8

8

8

8

816

16

16

16

32

DIMM type path


Investment Protection• Compatibility with existing clusters• Scale out with up to 50% of nodes in cluster based on new X6 systems

– Up to 50% of the nodes in the cluster based on X6 systems– Once more than 50% of the nodes are based on X6 systems, then cluster must migrate to 100% X6 systems– Older eX5 systems redeployed to other environments

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

Ethernet

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB eX5node

1TB X6node

1TB X6node

1TB X6node

1TB X6node

Ethernet Ethernet

Ethernet

More HANA memory capacity

5TB Total Memory

9TB Total Memory


Tailored Datacenter Integration (aka: „Bring your own storage or network components“)

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Tailored Datacenter Integration

• For Storage: Beware:

1.The IBM integrated solution does not need external storage less risk 2.Customers need to validate a custom solution with SAP KPIs?3.Customers need to fix the support individually with the various vendors

potentially more expensive

• Whitepaper: IBM System Storage Architecture and Configuration Guide for SAP HANA TDI (Tailored Datacenter Integration) IBM internal Partnerworld

• Whitepaper from EMC: SAP HANA TDI on EMC VMAX and IBM General Parallel File System (GPFS)

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http://w3.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP102347

https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/ContentHandler/tech_WP102347

https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-35182



Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA - GPFS• Operations • Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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GPFS: A Scalable File-system for Shared Nothing Architectures

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Key Ideas:• Locality• Write Affinity• Metablocks• Pipelined replication• Distributed recovery

Key Ideas:• Locality• Write Affinity• Metablocks• Pipelined replication• Distributed recovery

Cluster: thousands of nodes, fast reliable communication, common admin domain.

Shared disk: all data and metadata on disk accessible from any node, coordinated by distributed lock service.

Parallel: data and metadata flow to/from all nodes from/to all disks in parallel; files striped across all disks.

Cluster: thousands of nodes, fast reliable communication, common admin domain.

Shared disk: all data and metadata on disk accessible from any node, coordinated by distributed lock service.

Parallel: data and metadata flow to/from all nodes from/to all disks in parallel; files striped across all disks.

LocalDisk

Node

LocalDisk

Node Node

Local Disk

Node

GPFS common file system namespace

Local Disk Local Disk Local Disk

NEW


SAP HANA Cluster with IBM GPFS FPOFile Placement Optimizer

nsd server nsd server nsd server nsd server

node node node node node node node node node node

Eth/IB Eth/IB

client client client client client client client client client client

LocalityLocality Write AffinityWrite Affinity MetablocksMetablocks

Pipelined replicationPipelined replication Distributed recoveryDistributed recovery

FibreChannel FibreChannel FibreChannel FibreChannel

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GPFS Summary

• GPFS is a scalable, robust high performance file system with enterprise features• GPFS provides performance advantages with todays SAP HANA standalone solutions

(no need for additional hardware (eg. disks, SSD, flash memory, SAN adapters) toparallelize data access for performance)

• GPFS provides non-disruptive upgrade paths on standalone and scaleout solutions• The IBM Workload Optimized Solutions for SAP HANA are based on local storage devices

clustered with GPFS – no need for high performance storage attachments• A Shared Nothing Cluster (SNC) based on GPFS will provide the capabilities to support High

Availability and Disaster Recovery in a scaleout environment:– N-way pipelined replication

– Metablocks

– Write Affinity

– Locality Awareness

• GPFS-FPO has been proven in High Performance Computing large cluster implementations, with striped data on shared local disks, and large numbers of parallel data streams

• Public GPFS Wiki

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https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/wikis/home?lang=en


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations

– HA, DR, Virtualized on VMware, Backup restore, Monitoring, Networking

• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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IBM Workload Optimized Solution for SAP HANA™ appliance

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Data Center Ready

• Reliability by eliminating single points of failure

• Reduced risk, maintainance and administration

– Persistence in internal disks– Integrated Backup / Restore – High Availability– Monitoring– Disaster Recovery Solutions – Security and Auditing

• Technology Services provide a safe project start in the datacenter

SAP HANA®

OSSUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 or

Red Hat 6.5 Priority Support for SAP

applications

GPFS

FPO functionality

Server HW

eX5 / x6

Applications

SUSERed Hat


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations - High Availability• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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SAP HANA Appliance - Single Node

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What if you need more capacity or High Availability ?

x3850 X6 node

Shared file system - GPFS

DB partition 1

- Index server- Statistic server- SAP HANA® studio

- SAP HANA® DB

SAP HANA® DB

First replica

3.6 TB 9.6 TB

data + log


SAP HANA Appliance - Scale out

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IBM configurations are delivered with GPFS shared file system for seamless growth

Validated by SAP

Please check SCN for details

Only IBM has 56 x 2 TB systems certified for scale out.

Larger cluster sizes can be validated on request.

node03node01 node02


DB partition 1

- Index server- Statistic server- SAP HANA studio

- SAP HANA DB Worker node

DB partition 2

- Index server- Statistic server


SAP HANA DB

data02 +log02

DB partition 3



data03 + log03First replica

local storage

data01 + log01

local storage local storage


node04node03node01 node02


DB partition 1



DB partition 2



DB partition 3




- SAP HANA DB Standby node

Second replica

First replica

SAP HANA DB

local storagelocal storagelocal storagelocal storage

data01 + log01 data02 + log02 data03 + log03

SAP HANA Appliance – Scale Out with High Availability




DB partition 1



DB partition 2




- SAP HANA DBDefunct node



Second replica

First replica

SAP HANA DB



DB partition 3





DB partition 1



DB partition 2




- SAP HANA DBStandby node



Second replica

First replica

SAP HANA DB



DB partition 3



High Availability for Single Node Systems

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quorum nodenode02node01


data01 + log01

Worker



Stand-by


- SAP HANA DB Standby node

Second replica

First replica

SAP HANA DB

local storage local storage

data01 + log01

1+1+quorum, for automated failover through GPFS functionality is available for all certified single node configurations


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations - DR • Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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Disaster Recovery

• Discuss RTO and RPO requirements: – RTO: duration of time and a service level within which a business process must be

restored

– RPO: maximum tolerable period in which data might be lost

• What is the distance between the two datacenter locations? – Only if the distance (and latency) allows, a synchronous replication solution is helpful

Campus and metro setup will work synchronouslySeveral hundred or thousand kilometers require asynchronous solutions

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SAP HANA™ applianceScaleout w/ High Availability & Disaster Recovery Backup Export & Restore, available today

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Name Server

Index Server

Standby

Name Server

Index Server

Name Server

Index Server

DataDisks

LogDisks

DataDisks

LogDisks

DataDisks

LogDisks

GPFS

GPFS

Name Server

Index Server

Standby

Name Server

Index Server

Name Server

Index Server

DataDisks

LogDisks

DataDisks

LogDisks

DataDisks

LogDisks

GPFS

GPFS

SAP HANA Prod SAP HANA Dev or QA

Backup Restore

RTO: hoursRPO: hours


SAP HANA™ applianceScaleout w/ High Availability & Disaster Recovery Validated according SAP Note 1755396

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Synchronous replication to second site in metro distance (up to 64 km) RTO: minutes RPO: 0Validated for scale out (std. PAM scale out configurations)


SAP HANA™ applianceScaleout w/ High Availability & Disaster Recovery

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Internal disks on remote site are used for the synchronous replica of the primary site . Non production systems (e.g. QA or Pre-Production) can run on the remote site with direct attached disk expansions (EXP2524)

e.g. QA System

Avoid idle infrastructure


node1 node2

Shared File System A

HDD HDD

Data

Data

me

ta

da

ta

seco

nd

repl

ica

first

repl

ica

sda1

OS

sda2 sda1

OS

sda2

FS DescFile

Sys

tem

Des

crip

tor

FS Desc

LG1

FG1

LG1

FG2

node3

File system B

HDD

sda1

OS

sda2

FS Desc

LG1

FG1

Datafirst

repl

ica

File

Sys

tem

Des

crip

tor

me

ta

da

ta

SAP HANASystem Replication

GPFS Cluster A

GPFS Cluster B

M5120

Extra file systemfor non-prod

...

Metadata

Metadata

Metadata

HA using GPFS Storage Replication with DR using SAP HANA System Replication and storage expansion for additional non-production instance

1+1

/ 1

HA

and

DR


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations – virtualized on VMware • Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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SAP HANA on VMware

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SAP HANA®

OS

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Priority Support for SAP applications

GPFS ITM

TSM

IBM Director

FPO functionality

Server HW X3850 X6 and x3950 X6

Applications

SUSE

SAP HANA®

OS

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Priority Support for SAP applications

GPFS ITM

TSM

IBM Director

FPO functionality

Applications

...

VMware ESXi 5.1 / 5.5

SAP „Slot“ SAP „Slot“


IBM Delivers Virtualized SAP HANA Systems

• IBM delivers standard, single node SAP HANA appliance models based on x3850 and x3950

• Check always the info on saphana.com and SAP note 1788665 and 1995460 for details and restrictions

Supported by SAP, VMware, Suse and IBM

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http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-3334


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations - Backup Restore• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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SAP HANA

SAP HANA Persistence: In-Memory Data Is Regularly Saved to Disk

• Data:SQL data and undo log information

Additional HANA information, such as modeling data

Kept in-memory to ensure maximum performance

Write process is asynchronously

• Log:Information about data changes (redo log)

Directly saved to persistent storage when transaction is

committed (synchronous)

Cyclical overwrite (only after backup)

• Savepoint:Changed data and undo log is written from memory to

persistent storage

Automatic

At least every 5 minutes (customizable)

Memory

Data

Persistent Storage

Regular automatic savepoints

Information aboutdata changes

LogVolume

DataVolumes


SAP HANA Backup / Restore

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Data backups(external backup

destination)

1Log backups

(external backupdestination)

2Crash

4Most recentlog entries

from log area

3

Time


Tivoli Storage Manager: Data Protection for SAP HANA Databases using BackInt

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HDD

node01 node02 node03 node04backup

shared filesystem - GPFS

HDD HDD HDD HDD

Save pts & redo logs

SAP

DB partition 1 DB partition 2 DB partition 3 DB partition 4

IMDB - HANA

DP for SAP HANA

TSM Server

DP for SAP HANA DP for SAP HANADP for SAP HANA

TSM for ERP – DP for SAP HANA

Installed on all nodes in the HANA cluster

Invoked by SAP HANA backup & restore functions

Stream data from each SAP HANA node in parallel

Avoids intermediate dump to disk

Improved scalability

Integrated with HANA UIs

Supports all HANA appliances

Certification

http://www.sap.com/partners/directories/SoftwareISVSolutions.epx?context=21B87D61C0F646A22B2A6DB254A010CA8C9C141B7529F029F515B7F49325E097605E236313F854A01816911FBE869FE308CD168F5D975B09CCB1744511ACD15074B0D60E868C0E712D85742AA3CD1E0E%7C2A4AE518022FC8A4B876D6362B38964E4040C51F813D0B01


SAP HANA - BackInt Certified Tools

• Status: March 2014

• IBM Tivoli Storage Manager for Enterprise 6.4• Commvault Simpana 10.0 • EMC Data Domain Boost for Databases an 1.0• HP Data Protector 7.0 • Symantec NetBackup 7.5

• For more information on the integration of 3rd party backup tools with SAP HANA, please refer to the Administration Guide.

• SAP Note 1730932

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http://help.sap.com/hana_appliance

https://service.sap.com/sap/support/notes/1730932


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations - Monitoring• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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Tivoli Monitoring for SAP HANA

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node01 node02 node03 node04backupSAP

DB partition 1 DB partition 2 DB partition 3

IMDB

Montoring

ITM: Standard ITM agent for

OS and system monitoring seperate ITM agent for

IMDB monitoring (on IMCE node or external)

Connection to existing ITM environment (or installation as add-on to HANA system)

failover to be handled individually

shared filesystem - GPFS

HDD flash HDD flash HDD flash HDD flash

ITM for IMDB

ITM for OS

ITM for IMDB

ITM for OS

ITM for IMDB

ITM for OS

ITM for IMDB

ITM for OS

Monitoring server


Tivoli Monitoring with integrated SAP HANA statistics


Agenda

• SAP HANA • IBM Value Proposition for SAP HANA • IBM Systems Solution for SAP HANA• Operations - Networking• Services for SAP HANA Projects• Proof Points• Summary

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SAP HANA Network connectivity - generic diagram

IBM

IBM

• The following network connections are required for SAP HANA and remote server management:

–10Gb network with VLAN configuration for all SAP HANA communications

Or

–1Gb dedicated network between SAP ERP and SAP HANA (10Gb network connection is optional)

–1Gb dedicated network for Business Intelligence (BI) client access

–1Gb dedicated network for data management

–1Gb dedicated network for appliance management

–10Gb dedicated network for internal GPFS communications (also valid for single-node cluster)

–1Gb dedicated network for server management via IMM (Integrated Management Module)


Scale Out Network Overview

HANA

GPFS

IMM

• GPFS: 2x 10 GigE bonded accross 2 internal switches w/ vLAG config• HANA: 2x 10 GigE bonded accross 2 internal switches w/ vLAG config

• External networks:• IMM system management: 1x 100 MBit directly connected to client network• SAP Appliance management 1x 1 GbE connected to internal switch• Internal networks:• SAP Data management 1x 1 GbE connected to internal switch• SAP Client Access 1x 1 GbE or 2x 10GbE bonded accross 2 internal switches w/ vLAG

config• SAP Data replication 1x 1 GbE or 2x 10GbE dedicated network• for 10GigE connection additional host ports are required

SAP Appl.

SAP Data M.

SAP Client Acc.

SAP Data M


Agenda


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Sizing SAP HANA

• Please ask SAP personnel for the necessary main memory, which determines the appropriate T-Shirt size (single node or scale out) and the according SAP license

• SAP HANA as a datamart next to an SAP Business Suite System – SAP Note: 1514966, Shell scripts available to determine the input data for the formulas

• SAP BW on HANA– SAP Note: 1637145, SAP APAB Report available (DB agnostic)

• SAP Business Suite on HANA – SAP Note: 1793345

• SAP AGS: Lessons learned Sizing for SAP HANA (S-userID required)

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https://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700000050632013E


Support for the SAP HANA “Appliance”

CustomerSAP HANA

IBMSupport Process

OSS Process

Issue

Integrated IBM & SAP Support Team for SAP HANA

Optional SolutionSupport

Managed Services

or TSS


Sin

gle

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Installation updatesand configuration changes

Proactive Services

PlanningImplementation

Total Support for SAP HANA

- Dedicated focal point- Optimized reactive services- Proactive services to avoid

downtime and capacity problems

Project Support

- Design and Strategy- Implementation / Disaster Recovery /

Backup- Configuration chances / patch management

Optimized Reactive Services

Project Services

IBM Total Support for SAP HANA for SAP HANA Appliances

STG Lab‘s

GTS

BP

TSS

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IBM In Memory Solutions through SAP HANA Services

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Design/Build

• SAP Mobility & Analytics Innovation Center

• HANA POC/Pilot

• Visualization and Analytics Design & Development

• BW Upgrades & HANA Migration

• Solution Accelerators

• # 1 Ranked SAP Practice

Strategy

• In Memory Analytics Advisory Services/IBM Research

• HANA Roadmap and Assessment

• In Memory Workshops and Value Identification services

• Analytics Mobility Planning

• Analytics Competency Center/Factory

• Information Governance

Infrastructure

• Infrastructure Planning

• Solution Architecture

• System Optimization/Modernization

• High Availability and Disaster Recovery

• Installation Services

• Hosting & Support

Enterprise Information Management

• IBM Ready-to-launch

• Data Governence & Security

• Data Security

• Performance Optimization

• Enhanced Workflow- and Tracking systems

• Data Modeling & Provisioning

GovernSustainOperations

• Application Management

• Strategic Outsourcing

• Infrastructure Management

• Data & Analytics Factory

Innovate Design

DeploySustain

IBM is the only provider with competencies and experience across the full spectrum from

physical transformation layer to algorithm design to ongoing

operations


IBM SAP HANA Discovery Workshop from GBS

Business overview and grounding: In Memory Computing Education and Overview

Business Strategy and Vision, In Memory Computing Impact

Business Process review and pain point discussion,

In Memory Computing Impact

Technical Alignment: Technical Architecture Overview and Grounding (Data, BI)

Data Management and In Memory Computing Whiteboarding

Business Analytics and In Memory Computing Whiteboarding

Business Alignment: Vision and Time to Value Discussion

Process Alignment and Optimization

Behavioral Change

Foundational Activities

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Services to Install, Monitor & Maintain SAP HANA Platforms from IBM

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ApplicationHealthCheck

Yearly Configration

Planning

Appl. Status Analysis

HWMaintenance

ETS Storage

Passport AdvGPFS

ETS Linux(SLES)

SAPMaintenance

System Health Check

Microcode Release Mgmt.

Analysis

Appl. PatchManagement

Update

Remote Access

Hot Standby

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SAP Single Point of Contact into IBM

InstallationDesignWorkshop

Systems Operation SAP

Application(Customer/SAP) Application SAP BWA / HANA

Reactive - Standard(IBM HW & SW Support)

MC/ Release Mgmt System

Update

Implementation(IBM )

Ongoing Support(IBM)

Proactive - Optional(IBM)


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Reference Customers

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Fragrance Companyowns several European fashion brands

Link

Link

Link

Link

Link Link

Link

Link

Major Electric Utility Provider Link

Link

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/cs/STRD-8WJHXZ?OpenDocument&Site=gicss67sap&cty=en_us

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/cs/STRD-8ZSGMH?OpenDocument&Site=corp&ref=crdb

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/CS/STRD-8ZNKA2?OpenDocument&Site=default&cty=en_us

http://www-01.ibm.com/software/success/cssdb.nsf/CS/STRD-8ZZL2C?OpenDocument&Site=default&cty=en_us

http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=AB&infotype=PM&appname=SNDE_SP_SP_CHEN&htmlfid=SPC03442CHEN&attachment=SPC03442CHEN.PDF

http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/spc03449tren/SPC03449TREN.PDF

http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=AB&infotype=PM&appname=SNDE_SP_SP_JPEN&htmlfid=SPC03452JPEN&attachment=SPC03452JPEN.PDF

http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/spc03441chen/SPC03441CHEN.PDF

http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=AB&infotype=PM&appname=SNDE_SP_SP_WWEN&htmlfid=SPC03478WWEN&attachment=SPC03478WWEN.PDF

http://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=AB&infotype=PM&appname=SNDE_SP_SP_GBEN&htmlfid=SPC03488GBEN&attachment=SPC03488GBEN.PDF


High-end customer landscapes based on SAP HANA

• Large customers have an established datacenter landscape with existing processes, HW and SW standards, and technology principles. Now SAP HANA arrives and several open questions come up like: How does the "appliance" fit into existing structures and procedures?

• This 108 page whitepaper covers the architecture aspects of the SAP HANA appliance, the typical existing datacenter concepts, the IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA including operational best practices and available support offerings.

• The document is public and can be shared with business partners and customers.

• SAP: http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-3211

• IBM: http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/xsw03129usen/XSW03129USEN.PDF

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http://www.saphana.com/docs/DOC-3211

http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/xsw03129usen/XSW03129USEN.PDF




Comparison to Competition (Status May19th 2014)

Vendor IBM (all include HA and DR)

HP Fujitsu Huawei Dell

Single node / stand alone

128GB - 2TB 2S/4S/8S

256GB - 1TB 2S/4S

128GB - 2TB 2S/4S/8S

128GB - 1TB 2S/4S

128GB - 1TB 2S/4S

Scale out Cluster

2S 256GB up to 4 nodes;All further up to 56 nodes4S 512GB4S 1TB 8S 1TB 8S 2TB

4S 1TB, up to 16 nodes

no scale out 4S 512GB, up to 16 nodes;4S 1TB, up to 16 nodes

no scale out

Suite on HANA 4S 2TB8S 4TB8S 6TB

4S 2TB (no 8S) 4S 2TB 8S 4TB8S 6TB (no HA, no DR)

4S 2TB (no 8S) 4S 2TB (no 8S, no HA, no DR)

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Both for SLES and RedHat



ITG: „IBM Provides the Best TCO in the Market by Using GPFS“

Three-year costs of ownership are lower for use of the GPFS-based IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA.

Source: International Technology Group, Feb 2013http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=WH&infotype=SA&appname=STGE_XS_XG_USEN&htmlfid=XSW03127USEN&attachment=XSW03127USEN.PDF

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http://www.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=WH&infotype=SA&appname=STGE_XS_XG_USEN&htmlfid=XSW03127USEN&attachment=XSW03127USEN.PDF


“Ingeniously, and uniquely, IBM has certified not only the lowest cost SAP HANA scalable platform, but also the simplest and fastest implementation as well. By exploiting a systems technology which allows the sharing of a server’s internal disk across multiple servers, IBM has eliminated the need for a SAN with SAP HANA implementations and the associated cost and installation and operation complexities. IBM exploits their highly proven General Parallel Files System (GPFS) with the File Placement Option (FPO) to allow the simple and low cost internal disks of the server nodes to be aggregated, shared, and made highly available across all the nodes in an SAP HANA platform instance. Whether you have one server, 10 servers, or 100 servers as your SAP HANA scalable database, IBM provides a truly unique value proposition for an already innovative and valuable in-memory database platform from SAP known as HANA. In fact, SAP’s own largest HANA demonstration platforms are run on IBM.“ Phil Turner in Q3 2013 Datatrend Technologies, Inc. http://www.datatrend.com/about/trendsetter-enewslett/trendsetter-q3-2013/if-you-run-sap/

http://www.datatrend.com/about/trendsetter-enewslett/trendsetter-q3-2013/if-you-run-sap/

http://www.datatrend.com/about/trendsetter-enewslett/trendsetter-q3-2013/if-you-run-sap/


Lower TCO – 27% lower cost for IBM

Increased reporting performance of > 90%

Easy scaling – up to 56 x 1TB nodes

Half the rack space for scale-out

Largest HANA system in the world – 150TB; extended to 400 TB

Other’s 16x SAP HANA Solution (Not Simple) IBM 16x SAP HANA Solution (Simple)

Configuration comparisons

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Agenda


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Showcase: 100 TB memory SAP HANA @ SAPPHIRE 2012

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Hasso and the machine: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS24DJROs7I Hasso Plattner on IBM, price, lead time and pipeline for SAP HANA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn-kljru8T0 Vishal Sikka on the world largest SAP HANA System provided by IBM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKiHap0qyXE

17 racks. High bandwidth interconnectIBM GPFS and SAP HANA cluster incl. failover demo Located at Bay Area Internet SolutionsSanta Clara, CA

Can Another HANA Solution Provider Do This?????

Without GPFS….Let Them Try!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bS24DJROs7I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jn-kljru8T0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lKiHap0qyXE


SAP HANA™ MomentumSimple, Seamless, & Scalable

Best failover, HA, & DR

Best infrastructure - No SAN required for scale-out configurations – Lower TCO, up to 50% less rack space, 33-57% fewer HDDs Link

Best scaling – up to 56 x 1TB nodes

First with 2TB & 4TB config. for Suite on HANA

First with VMware support

Largest scale-out node with 1TB per node

SAP is using our stuff:- CRM and HR systems in production on IBM 4TB IBM HANA system- Largest HANA system in the world – 100TB (Video)- 400TB of IBM systems in SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud

eX5 Competitive Advantages: How IBM delivers best in class leadership

X6 Extends Advantage:

Expanded development partnership and leadership investments with SAP

Continue differentiation with GPFS – seamless integration, scalability, HA & DR

- New X6 solutions- 1.5 – 2x more HANA memory

Time to market – Availability with system GA

Investment protection for customers with eX5 systems- Add x6 systems to existing eX5 clusters

SAP HANA Collateral Solution brief: IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA Link

RedBook: In-memory Computing with SAP HANA on IBM eX5 Systems Link

White Paper: Cost/Benefit Case for SAP HANA Deployment Link Exec Summary Link

White Paper: High End Customer Landscapes Based on SAP HANA Link

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Over 2200 HANA systems

shipped


http://youtu.be/NokOz7odMAU

http://public.dhe.ibm.com/common/ssi/ecm/en/xss03062usen/XSS03062USEN.PDF

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg248086.html?Open





IBM SAP HANA Highlights

Simplicit

y

Robustness

Scalabilit

y

Investment

protection

Value-for-

Money

Breadth & Depth of

SAP / SAP HANA

expertise & experience

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For more on-line informationIBM-SAP Alliance System x SAP HANA IBM PartnerWorld

http://www.ibm.com/solutions/sap/hana

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/x/solutions/sap/hana/index.html

https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/mem/ContentHandler/stg_com_sol_sap_hana


Thank you for your Attention

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• IBM's SAP Alliance page– http://www.ibm-sap.com

• SAP’s IBM Alliance page– http://service.sap.com/ibm

http://www.ibm-sap.com/

http://service.sap.com/ibm

Documents

Place photo here © 2014 IBM Corporation IBM Systems solution for SAP HANA™ Irene Hopf, Consulting Architect, Walldorf Germany Walldorf, 16 th July 2014