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2009 IBM Corporation

Common meeting May 5, 2009

SAP on IBM Systems

Bart De Sitter

Client IT Architect for Telco and Utilities sector


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SAP on IBM Systems


Agenda

SAP & IBM

SAP Components

SAP on IBM Systems

SAP and availabilityExample architectures

Datawarehouse benchmark

SAP and Dynamic Infrastructure


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SAP and IBM


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2007 IBM BladeCenter running SAP Enterprise Search2006 IBM BladeCenter running SAP BI Accelerator

2005 Dynamic Infrastructure for SAP Adaptive Computing Product Announcement

2004 Announcement of Retail Alliance

2003 Foundation of the Collaboration Technology Support Center2002 IBM and SAP establish joint SCM Center of Excellence

2001 IBM and SAP form a Strategic Alliance

2000 Leading SAP BW benchmark achieved with DB2

1999 DB2 becomes the strategic database for SAP

1998 IBM becomes start up member of the SAP Linux Lab

1996 Foundation of Lotus and Tivoli Centers of Excellence

1993 Foundation of the IBM SAP International Competence Center

1972 IBM becomes Logo and Development Partner of SAP

37 Years of IBM - SAP Partnership


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SAP's Global R&D Organization

USAPalo Alto

Business InnovationEcosystem

Ind iaBangalore

Talent pool

CanadaMontreal

ChinaShanghai

Hungary

Budapest

GermanyWalldorf

EngineeringBusiness ProcessKnow-How

I s rae l

RaananaTechnologicalInnovation

>30% of SAPs deve lopers a re loc a t edac ross t he g lobe in 8 SAP Labs

Bulga r i aSofia


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SAP and IBM share a Common Vision & Technology

Common Vision Services based Delivering on Demand Adaptive to changing business requirements Business Process oriented

Common Technologies J2EE ( not .Net and C#) Web Services Open Standards SOAP, UDDI, XML Eclipse based

PlatformProcess Components


EnterpriseServices

Repository

Business Process Platform

Ana ly t i c s

SAP Composi te Appl ic a t ions

Pa rtne r Com posi t e App l i c a t i ons

CRM(Supplier)CRM

(Supplier)SRM

(internal)SRM

(internal)ERP

(internal)ERP

(internal)

Enterprise Service Bus



SAP on IBM Systems


Certified in four main SAP Partner categories

Awarded with multiple SAP Awards of Excellence and13 SAP Pinnacle Awards

IBM itself is one of the largest productive SAP users Improved bookings efficiency by 40% Increase labor productivity by 15%

Reduce server build cycle times by 30%

IBM and SAP Partnership - Qualified, Awarded, Proven.

SAP Award ofExcellence for IBM

2005: 2 awards for IBM 2006: 2 awards for IBM 2007: 3 awards for IBM 2008: 3 awards for IBM


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Founded in 1993, jointly staffed

by IBM and SAP

Located at SAP headquarters inWalldorf, Germany

Central point of access for IBMand SAP projects

Heart and home of theIBM SAP Alliance

The IBM SAP International Competence Center

leadership and competence in SAP solutions for our customers

IBM Investment in SAP Alliance (Germany):

~40 IBM Solution Architects

(Concepts, Sizings, Interoperabili ty)~65 IBM Code Enablers(Porting, Product Quality, 3rd level support)

~100 IBM Software Developers(Adaptors to SAP application,IBM Middleware Product Development)


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ISICC is the melting pot for many layers

Business

ApplicationSoftware

Infrastructure

Middleware

Applications

Linux AIX/LinuxWindows i5/OS z/OS

HumanInteraction

Collaboration

SystemsManagement

& SecuritySoftware

DevelopmentInformation

ManagementTransactions& Messaging

Rational

mySAP Business Suite

SAP All-in-one SAP Business one

BusinessApplication

SoftwareInfrastructure Services Plan & Design Build & Implement Operate & Run

Servers Storage

Strategy and Business Consulting Corporate strategy Business process Reengineering
http://www.sap.com/index.asp


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Benchmark Center in Montpellier




SAP components


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All-in-One



EnterpriseServices

Repository

Business ProcessPlatform

Ana ly t i c sSAP Composi te Appl ica t ions

Pa r t ne r Compo s it e A pp l i c a t i ons

CRM(Supplier)

CRM(Supplier)

SRM(internal)

SRM(internal)

ERP(internal)

ERP(internal)

Historical Evolution of SAP Solutions

Integrated ERP

solution

SAP R/3: Open

architecture

Acquisition of Top Manage Financial Solutions Ltd and introduction of SAP Business One

1972 1992 1996

SAP R/3: Industry solutions

New dimensions

1997 1999

mySAP.com

Client / Server

FIFinancial

Accounting

COControlling

AMFixed Assets

Mgmt.

PSProjectSystem

WFWorkflow

ISIndustry

Solutions

MMMaterials

Mgmt.

HRHuman

Resources

SDSales &

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PP

Planning

QMQuality

Manage-ment PM

Plant Main-tenance

Production

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SAP BWSAP BW

SAP CRMSAP CRM

SAP APOSAP APO

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SAP Business Suite and SAP Netweaver

SAPBusiness

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Acquistion ofBusiness Objects


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mySAP SCM

m ySAP PLM

mySAPSRM

mySAPCRM

m ySAP ERPFinancials

Human ResourcesCorporate Services

Operations Management

SAP Net Weaver

What i s t he New Bus ines s Su i t e f rom SAP?Shift from applications to strategic processes of the customer

Application-centricBenefit: IntegrationLarge-scale implementationsLimited eco-system

Upgrade requiredIndependent components

Strategic End-to-End Processes

FinancialExcellence

StrategicIT

SuperiorCustomer

Value

Product andService

Leadership

HighPerforming

Assets

OperationalExcellence

ResponsiveSupply

Networks

Best Peopleand Talent

Integrated Applications

Customer-centricBenefit: Value-creating processesStep-by-step implementationsVast array of solution extensions

No upgrade, no business disruptionHarmonized, end-to-end processes

Sustainability NEW


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SAP Busin ess Sui t eUmbrella Messaging

In s igh tAccess to information, anytime, anywhereConnect operations with strategyEnd-to-end process transparency and visibilityImprove visibility of outsourced processes

F l e x i b i l i t yNon-disruptive innovationCompose and design new processesStep-by-step implementationsNetwork of solution extensions

E ff i c i e n c yBuilt-in industry best practicesCross industry process supportCollaboration across company boundaries

One platform to manage

SAP Business Suite helps companies optimize and execute their business and ITstrategies in a world of accelerating change.


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SAP Net Weaver

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PEOPLE I NTEGRATIONMultichannel access

Portal Collaboration

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BusinessProcess Mgmt

APPLICATION PLAT FORMJAVA ABAP

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RAS: Sys. + App.Monitoring,Debugging, ...

Virtualization :DLPAR , WPAR ,Live Mobility

Security

Storage Solutions

Performance&Workload Mgm.

End To End automatization

DB2

Multi-platform-Support

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SAP Net w eaver - Produc t Layers


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SAP so lu t ions fo r SMBs: The c om ple t ea p p r o a c h

Customers are not statisticalnumbers:each customer hasdifferent processes and uniqueneeds

SAP is building solutionsby industries, processes andcompany size

Big and small customersall want to get the same services,regardless of supplier size

SAP builds solutions that scale

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SAP All-in-One

SAP Business One

Business Process Complexity

CompanySize

$150M

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Source: SAP AG


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System z System p System x System i System Storage

Best Quality ofService for SAP

Blades #1 MarketShare

Unmatched flexibility,performance and

affordability for SAP

Integrated, simple,flexible systems

for SAP

Core SAP products are certified on all IBM Systems

#1 Unix Platformfor SAP

Absolute highestreliability and

security

Most scalable IAplatform, certifiedfor 4-core & above

Leader in storagevirtualization

Require less stafftime to manage with

superior uptime

1st platform for newSAP innovations WPARS, Decimal

Floating Point, etc.

Unmatchedavailability &

scalability

Certified for SAPFast Start, optimized

for BladeCenter S

Most complete HA &Disaster Recovery

plus Storage Mgmt.

Support more end-users & workloadsfor mid-size sites

#1 in SAPperformance

1000 Installations 14700 Installations 14000 Installations 3000 Installations


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OS/DB Produc t Avai lab i l i t y Mat r ix fo r SAP Net Weaver 7 .0

APP Not for DB server. Application server withwhole SAP NetWeaver stack only,

DB Database Server only

HA High Available Solution only

x64 X64 and x86 64 re resent the same hardware

Windows (*8) AIX HP-UX SolarisLinux SUSE SLES9, SLES 10, Red

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SAP on Power SystemsWith AIX and IBM i


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IBM Power Systems Family of Servers

More than 1,4 million System p servershave been sold!

Over 7.000 customers use IBMPowerSystems w/ AIX to run their SAP Businessapplications.

Total of about 14.700+SAP DB-Server installs

New announcements JS23 and JS43 blades 4,7 and 5Ghz Power6 in 520/550

i525i550 i570 i595

i515

System i

p520p550 p570

p595

System p

BladeCenterJS21/JS22

Power 520Power 550 Power 560

Power 595

BladeCenter JS21/JS22

Power 570

Now32 cores

max!

16coresmax.


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IBM Power Systems deliver SAP performancePower 570 delivers the best SAP SD 2-tier performance of 32 core systems beating HPs 64 core and Suns 48 core systems

SAP SD 2-tier Standard Application Benchmark

U s e r s

570/3232 cores

570/1616 cores

Sun M800032 cores

Sun E690048 cores

HP SD32 cores

HP SD64 cores

Performance Per Core

570/32570/16M8000E6900 HP SD HP SD

U s e r s p e r c o r e

IBM is #1 with 2800 SAPS/core

The SAP Application Performance Standard (SAPS) is a hardware-independent unit that describes the performanceof a system configuration in the SAP environment. It is derived from the Sales and Distribution (SD) Benchmark,where 100 SAPS is defined as 2,000 fully business processed order line items per hour .

In technical terms, this throughput is achieved by processing 6,000 dialog steps (screen changes), 2,000 postings per hour in the SD Benchmark, or 2,400 SAP transactions .

In the SD Benchmark, fully business processed means the full business process of an order line item: creating theorder, creating a delivery note for the order, displaying the order, changing the delivery, posting a goods issue,listing orders, and creating an invoice.


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IBM/SAP Sizing Methodology

An iterative process !!

SAPS ~ IOPS


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SAP Certificationhttp://www.sap.com/benchmark


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IBM leads the UNIX server market

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Source: IDC Quarterly Server Tracker Q208 release, August 2008

U N I X Se r v e r Ro l l i n g Fo u r Qu a r t e r Av e r a g e Re v e n u e Sh a r e

POWER4LPARsLPARs

POWER6Live PartitionLive Partition

MobilityMobilityPOWER5Advanced POWER Advanced POWER VirtualizationVirtualization

26%

For SAP new installs on UNIX platform Power System w/ AIX market share is ~45%Even better than overall share

SAP customers rely on the excellent Power platform!


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Multiple Systems per mySAP Business Solution

Workload based Growth ABAP / Java

Server Classes-Central Backends (ERP, HR, BW)-Functional Backends (CRM, BW)-Transient Systems (Portals, Pricer)

Multiple Operational Stages per SAP System

DEV

Test

PROD

EDU

Multiple Servers per SAP System

Business Programs

Business Data

DB-Server

Presentation Clients

High BandwidthLAN

LAN

Application Servers

Systems are mostly based ondedicated resources

Increased SAP System Landscape Complexity


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SAP NetWeaver BI

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Many SAP applications are integrated from a business and dateperspective but not from a workloads point of view

They are managed as separate servers/LPARs

Results in low degree of synergy

POWER processor-based systems and manageability features willallow for workload combination while still keeping applications distinct

Improved system efficiency

Less TCO

Less energy

Combine functional Integration and Consolidation

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Virtualization capability PowerVM on System p VMware Infrastructure 3

Enterprise on x86 Business Benefit of PowerVM

Partition scalability 64 CPUs, 2 TB RAM 4 CPUs, 64 GB RAM Supports your largest, mission-criticalworkloads

Partition mobility Yes, partitions up to max.# of CPUs in systemYes, partitions up to 4

CPUsSupports movement of runningapplications for mission-critical workloads

System scalability64 CPUs, 2 TB RAM 32 CPUs, 256 GB RAM Helps improve TCO by consolidating more

workloads

Dynamic LogicalPartitioning Yes VM reboot Adapt to changes without downtime

Security/fault isolation CAPP/EAL 4+ CAPP/EAL 2 Secured environment for mission criticalapplications

Support for dedicated I/O Yes No Superior performance for I/O intensiveworkloads

Capacity on Demandintegration Utility CoD No

Add capacity when/where needed, turn itoff when not required

Partitions per CPU 10 8 Management flexibility

PowerVM offers business advantages doing

server consolidation


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PowerVM behavior

shown in SAPNetWeaver AdministratorConsole

Today unique feature onPower systems amongvirtualized platforms

Consumed entitlement ofan LPAR over time

history data


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SAP and Live Partition Mobility

SAP supports as with with Dynamic LPARs (DLPAR), SharedProcessor LPARs (SPLAR)

No SAP code modifications required SAP will not formally certify this feature but rely on support of DB-

vendors for DB-Servers Support statement from DB2, MaxDB pending, Oracle expected in

2009

Supports SAP zero downtime strategy

Integration of Mobile Partitions into SAP Adaptive Concept in plan Requires new Adaptive Computing Console (ACC) version


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POWER6 can compute in decimal system

Advantages: Performance and accuracy while easier coding for ISVs like SAPand customersExample: Add 5% to an amount of 0,70:

- 1.05 x 0.70 using the conventional data type binary double exactly results in:0.73499999999999998667732370449812151491641998291015625- rounding to two currency digits results in 0,73- Using a decimal calculation will result in 0,74

To compensate for rounding inaccuracy in binary computing requires much programming efforts andlots of cycles during runtime!

Whitepaper on DFP for SAP NetWeaver available at: http://w3.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101104

The POWER6 processor contains a Decimal Floating-Point Unit whichenables calculations using the human decimal system.

The POWER6 processor contains a Decimal Floating-Point Unit whichenables calculations using the human decimal system.
http://w3.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101104http://w3.ibm.com/support/techdocs/atsmastr.nsf/WebIndex/WP101104


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Whats New in AIX 6.1 ?

Workload Partitions (WPARs)

Application Mobility depends on WPARs requires application hooks by SAP

Security Features1. Role Based Administration2. Encrypted Filesystem

Storage Keys (RAS) SAP kernel not instrumented, AIX kernel and DB2 will benefit

Dynamic variable page size

Evaluation for usage within SAP environments ongoing

Dynamic Tracing improving serviceability for customers and support


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AIX 6 is becoming optimized for SAP

As of AIX 6.1 the SAP Application Suite has beenincorporated as test portfolio in AIX UPT for each newrelease.

Any SAP relevant issues are detected in the AIX labs for prior release Performance optimizations for SAP apps can be implemented for new

AIX releasesSAP specific settings for environment variable are nowimplecitely in AIX

E.g., minperm% 3, maxperm% 90, maxclient% 90 etc.New tools for more efficient problem analysisand SAP runtime behaviour have been distributed

dynamic tracing with "ProbeVue" lightweight memory trace


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and

IBM i and DB2 scored another record breaking : SAP BI-D benchmark

of: 182.112 navigation steps/hour on an 8-core IBM Power System 570

with POWER6 processor technology

more details at : http://www.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/pdf/Cert08063.pdf http://www.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/bid_results.htm

on
http://www.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/pdf/Cert08063.pdfhttp://www.sap.com/solutions/benchmark/pdf/Cert08063.pdf


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Superior Performance of IBM i for SAP Business Intelligencesee: www.sap.com/benchmarkBI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2007003, 25/01/2007BI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2007047, 24/07/2007BI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2008020, 08/04/2008

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Average no. of rows: 77,550,719

Average no. of rows: 67,498,194(Average throughput total 67,498,194)Query Phase :Navigation steps: 437,760

SAP BW Throughput (2-tier) in Query Navigation Steps in Query Phase

IBM POWER5+IBM POWER5+SAP BI-D Query Performance

79%79%Increase !Increase !

IBM POWER6IBM POWER6SAP BI-D Query Performance

IBMPOWER6

i5704 cores

IBMPOWER5+

i5704 cores

IBMPOWER6

Power System5202 cores
http://www.sap.com/benchmarkhttp://www.sap.com/benchmark


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DB2 for IBM i optimized for SAP

DB2 for IBM iis included in IBM i free of chargeis pre-installed and optimized for SAP

offers unique features, like EVI, MQT, Index Re-Use, QAQQINI etc.supports ASCII and UNICODEis easy to manage :no Resource Configurationno dedicated Database Administrator requiredautonomic Space Management (no table spaces)autonomic Performance Optimizationautonomic Journal Management

DB2 for i provides latest database technology in full compliance withcurrent database standards. It is especially designed and optimized forSAP applications

SAP IBM S


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SAP on i* in Numbers

14~1.500>3.000~25.500>170.000437.760and more..

Years of SuccessSAP on i customers worldwideSAP on i installations worldwide (productive)SAP users (named) on a single System i serverSAPS capacity on the 595 64waySAP BW Benchmark Navigations Stepsto come

* including: System i, iSeries and AS/400

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SAP-on-i customers confirm the advantages

Guifeng Yang, IT manager at Wuxi Weifu Automotive, P.R.of China ,The SAP applications run on an IBM System i5 520, using IBM DB2. ... The DB2 database is included aspart of the i5/OS operating system, offering a highly cost-effective, integrated solution for a mid-sizecompany such as Wuxi Weifu.

Mike Neighbors, Vice President of IT, Coca-Cola Bottling Company United, USA:SAP was the natural choice, and there was no question of deploying it on anything other than IBMiSeries it offers probably the lowest total cost of ownership of any enterprise-class system. You alsoachieve cost savings because iSeries is more easily manageable with a small IT team.

Thomas Danner, Director of EDP, INTERSPORT Deutschland eGThe integrated DB2 database within IBM System i provides outstanding performance and flexibility to runSAP NetWeaver BI for our corporation. The virtualization technology of POWER5 combined with theintegrated High Availability option of i5/OS is the best platform to run our SAP NetWeaver landscape withoptimal TCO.

Alan Novick, Director of Information Systems, Pressman Toys Corp. USAPressman runs SAP on IBM iSeries, with DB2 Information Management Software as its database The system was quickly installed and configured, and IBM now delivers reliable support. The ease ofmanagement offered by iSeries and DB2 means that we have no need for a full-time databaseadministrator, which keeps our IT costs low.

Jrgen Dauner, IT Team Leader, Multivac GmbH & Co. KGDB2 for i5/OS requires no dedicated database administrator. Just two people can handle the entireadministration of our SAP applications, including the i5/OS and DB2 landscape for our 1,000 SAP users.

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Why SAP on Power Systems?

IBM AIX is SAPs #1 installed Unix platform (since early 2005)Over 14,700 SAP on AIX customer installations

Outstanding SAP product availability on IBM Power Systems AIX and Linux on Power

AIX, Linux on POWER Tier 1 SAP platformsIncludes database server support for DB2 LUW, Oracle, MaxDBAlso includes AIX as an application server support for DB2 for z/OS

IBM POWER6 continues to drive leading SAP performanceIBM SAP AIX = #1 SAP SD highest published three tier performance with DB2IBM SAP AIX = #1 SAP SD Two Tier performance on 4 core or larger system (per core)IBM SAP AIX Oracle RAC (SD Parallel Two Tier) - #1 published Two 4 core benchmarkIBM SAP Linux on POWER highest published SD two tier number on Linux on 8 core ,highest Linux on 4 core, #1 SAP Three Tier on Linux on Power (19,000)

IBM SAP i = #1 SAP BW highest published benchmarkVery large IBM Power Systems SAP performance test investment tocontinue to reduce solution TCO and improve performance


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SAP on Intel SystemsIBM System x and IBM Bladecenter

SAP on IBM Systems


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IBM System x Portfolio

The Leading Intel / AMD Platform for SAP Business Solutions

BladeCenter

x3550

x3650

x3250 M2

x3850 M2

Clusters andvirtualization

High density

Large symmetrical multiprocessing(SMP)

x3950 M2

Cluster 1350

x3400x3500

x3200 M2

x3755

x3655

x3455 iDataPlexx3350

x3450BladeCenter EBladeCenter SBladecenter H

Scale out / distributed computing

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SAP on IBM Systems


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Scalable portfolio

Dynamically scale capacity

Virtualizationand provisioning

Reduce Operational

Cost

Price / performance

leadership

Delivering mainframe capability at a

fraction of price

How IBM System x Can Help Optimize Your SAP Infrastructure

Manageability

Simplify IT Operations

Business resiliencyand security

Eliminate unplanned downtime

SAP on IBM Systems


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SAP Virtualization is an IBM Play

Rock-solid & Flexible Virtualization infrastructure- IBM System x high end servers use mainframe-inspired

enhancements and advanced availability technologies andhas an embedded Hypervisor

- IBM BladeCenter combined with IBM Virtualization Enginedelivers a perfect virtualized SAP environment for scale out solutions

Virtualization Skill & Services- IBM has long experience in virtualization technologies, going

as far back as the 1960s and the origin of virtualization itself- Deep SAP understanding and many years Experience with

Virtualization of SAP Environments on different platforms- More than 2,000 virtualization systems installed worldwide

and more than 100 customer referencesManagement- IBM has the right tools which manage different virtualization

solution for all IBM platforms- Skills in Management of Virtualized Environment ( )IBM Virtualization Solution

- Infrastructure solutions Virtualization on System x andBladeCenterRapid application deployment , Business resiliency &Infrastructure simplification

Energy EfficiencyInitiative

Cool BluePortfolio

En v ir o n m e n t a l

Re s p o n s ib ili ty

Data CenterServices & Solutions

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SAP on IBM Systems


Consolidation and Optimize WorkloadConsolidation and Optimize Workload

ManageabilityManageability

Build new environmentsBuild new environments

Legacy Application on new HardwareLegacy Application on new Hardware

Minimize downtime (Maintenance)Minimize downtime (Maintenance)

Upgrade / Upgrade / MoveMove

Rapid deployment for Test andRapid deployment for Test andDevelopmentDevelopment

FlexibilityFlexibilityHigh AvailabilityHigh Availability

ResiliencyResiliency

Upgrade / MoveUpgrade / Move

Scale OutScale Out BladeCenterBladeCenter

Scale UpScale Up System x3950 M2System x3950 M2

x3950 M2

4 processors

x3950 M24 processors

Two Implementations of Virtualization

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SAP on IBM Systems


Virtualization layer sits betweenhardware and operating systems

Separate product and managementtools

Hot migration and dynamic resourcescheduling

Management with VI3

Paravirtualization and Full

Virtualization

System x and Virtualization Technology for SAP

x86 SCSI Etn

Hypervisor based architecture

Part of Windows Server 2008 asserver role or Standalone as Hyper-VServer

Snapshot & Quick Migration

Managed by Microsoft System Center

Full Virtualization

Native 64-bit hypervisor

Part of Major Linux DistributionsOpen Source, released under theterms GNU GPL

Live Migration

Simple Management GUI and 3rdparty Management Tools

Paravirtualization and Full

Virtualizationsee SAP Note 962334

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environments

ResourceManagement

Base SystemsDirector Managers

&Hardware

Platform Managers

Enterprise ServiceManaghement

AdvancedManagers

&Priced Plug-Ins

IBM and non-IBMhardware

IBM Offers End-to-End Management

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SAP on IBM Systems


SAP Integrated Solutions on Intel Platform

SAP NetWeaver Business

Warehouse Accelerator

SAP NetWeaver BusinessWarehouse Accelerator SAP Discovery Server

SAP Discovery ServerSAP NetWeaver

Enterprise Search

SAP NetWeaverEnterprise Search

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y


For businesses who need timely answers to vitalBusiness questions

BW Accelerator helps deliver: Super-charged BW query performance 10 100x faster than previous methods Scalable to support the largest SAP BW installations

Resulting in: Faster access to data and information with near real-time visibility into

business operations Improved management decision-making capability

Support growing numbers of users with a stable, improved queryresponse Lower Total Cost of Ownership for SAP BW computing environment

IBM Systems Solution for SAP NetWeaver BW AcceleratorA Scalable Solution Helping Provide Near Real-Time Analytics

BW Accelerator SolutionComponents

SAP BW Accelerator*Novell SUSE LinuxIBM GPFS

IBM Services

IBMBladeCenterHS21xm

IBM SystemStorageDS4700

Integrated IBM System Cluster1350 Offering

Choosing the IBM Systems Solution for BW Accelerator technology ensures that Bayer Business Services has a high-performance, cost-effective solution that is highly scaleable, and one that offers room for future growth. -

Peter Kossmann, Bayer Business Services

* Requires license from SAP

SAP NetWeaver 2004sBusiness Intelligence

BI Analytical Engine

Indexing

Query &

Response

Accelerator engine creates and storesindexes for data in InfoCube tables

Accelerator engine responds to queries:joins and aggregates are done in run time

InfoCubes

Business Data

Accelerator indexesare copied into RAM

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y


Why SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search?

Simple, Intuitive Access to Enterprise Data Personalized, high qualitysearch results

Leveraging SAPs deepunderstanding of users andbusiness contextBringing together the SAP and

non-SAP world in an intelligentway

Secure searchLeveraging the underlyingsecurity model of SAPbusiness applications

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y


What is it? Documented prototype

Customer development environmentwith a working example

Pre-loaded and packaged solution Ready to use SAP environment

What problem does it solve? Development and prototyping of SAP

upgrades, SOA based applications,and training without disruption toproduction environment

Enablement platform for BusinessPartners, customers & consultants withexperience in SAP concept of SOA

Preinstalled Operating System & Database Microsoft Windows Server 2003 EE 32 bit

SAP MaxDB Note: Eclipse toolkit, Adobe Acrobat Reader, and

Java SDK downloaded after install

IBM Systems Solution with SAP Discovery System SAP ERP landscape

SAP Enterprise Core Component (ECC) configured with SAPBest Practices tool suite

SAP NetWeaver 7.0, ERP 6.0

Flexibly Packaged with a System x Server All systems are already installed and configured

Delivered on a single prototyping / developmentserver System x3650 server 2 Intel Xeon quad core CPU, 16 GB RAM HDD: 4 x 300GB + 1x 146GB (2 OS + 2

Data + 1 recovery) Windows Server 2003 EE 32 Bit

SAP Discovery system v3

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y


Outstanding Performance Results in SAP Benchmarks

Central Server Number of BMUsers SAPS Operating SystemDate of

Certification

IBM System x3950 M28 Processors / 48 Cores / 48 Threads, IntelXeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz 9,200 46,170 Windows Server 09/08/2008

IBM System x3850 M24 Processors / 24 Cores / 24 Threads, IntelXeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz

5,156 25,850 Red Hat EnterpriseServer 11/18/2008

IBM System x3850 M24 Processors / 24 Cores / 24 Threads, IntelXeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz

5,300 26,550 Windows Server 12/02/2008

IBM BladeCenter LS424 Processors / 16 Cores / 16 Threads,Quad-Core AMD Opteron Processor 8384,2.7 Ghz

4,386 22,000 Windows Server 12/17/2008

IBM System x3650 M22 Processors / 8 Cores / 16 Threads, IntelXeon Processor X5570, 2.93 Ghz

5,100 25,530 Windows Server 12/19/2008

#1 SAPSD

#1 SAP#1 SAP

SDSD

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SAP Certificationhttp://www.sap.com/benchmark

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Why IBM System x and BladeCenter for Your SAP Infrastructure

IBM System x3850 M2 is the number one 4 socket x86 Windows and LinuxSD 2 tier benchmark leader

IBM x3950 M2 is the only certified x86 SMP processor based system beyond4 processors for hosting SAP workload with up to 64 cores per machine.IBM x3650 M2 is the leading 2 socket x86 server

IBM BladeCenter provides the highest levels of redundancy and availability for SAP environments

IBM BladeCenter provides the broadest proven range of scalability for SAPBW Accelerator in the industry up to 140 blades

IBM BladeCenter HS21 XM first to support 32GB of memory per blade forSAP BW Accelerator

IBM BladeCenter first to support Boot from SAN for SAP BW Acceleratorimplementations


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SAP and availability

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What is availability ?

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Server or cluster availability

The server and the OS or the cluster is up and operating

The storage subsystems can be accessed and are available

Network Availability

All Network Components are available and functioning

Platform availability

Mail, ERP, Internet and other platforms are up and functioning?

Data availability

Database accessibleApplication availability

Applications are running

Applications are processing specified business goals

User availabilityThe end users can see and use the applications and have access to the data

(considering WAN, gateways, LANs, and all of the above functioning properly)

Business process availability

All elements required for a business process to occur (taking credit card paymentson a website, etc) are up and running

Server or cluster availabilityServer or cluster availability

The server and the OS or the cluster is up and operatingThe server and the OS or the cluster is up and operating

The storage subsystems can be accessed and are availableThe storage subsystems can be accessed and are available

Network AvailabilityNetwork Availability

All Network Components are available and functioningAll Network Components are available and functioning

Platform availabilityPlatform availability

Mail, ERP, Internet and other platforms are up and functioningMail, ERP, Internet and other platforms are up and functioning ??

Data availabilityData availability

Database accessibleDatabase accessible

Application availabilityApplication availability

Applications are runningApplications are running

Applications are processing specified business goalsApplications are processing specified business goals

User availabilityUser availability

The end users can see and use the applications and have accessThe end users can see and use the applications and have access to the datato the data(considering WAN, gateways, LANs, and all of the above functioni(considering WAN, gateways, LANs, and all of the above functioni ng properly)ng properly)

Business process availabilityBusiness process availability

All elements required for a business process to occur (taking cAll elements required for a business process to occur (taking c redit card paymentsredit card payments

on a website, etc) are up and runningon a website, etc) are up and running

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SAPs High Availability Strategy

SAP

Make business applications ready for HA

Select the right technology components

IBM and Partners

Infrastructure components(network server storage DB)

Unplanned downtime (eliminate SPOFs)

Planned downtime

Network

Storage

Server

OS

Database

NetWeaver

BusinessApplications

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A typical multi tier infrastructure contains of a chain of server which provides specific functions

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The weakest link determines your BP availability

99.3 %99.3 %

99.6 %99.6 %

99.8 %99.8 %99.3 %99.3 %

99.5 %99.5 %

99.0 %99.0 %

96.5 % Avai lab i l i t y96 .5 % Ava i l ab i l i t y

3 .5% Unavai lab i l i t y3 .5% Unavai lab i l i t y

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Defining HA Switchover Units for a SAP landscapestart with finding SPOFs in your SAP landscape

Single Point of failures (SPOF):DatabaseASCS-Instance including

Enqueue Server for ABAPMessage Server for ABAP

SCS-Instance includingEnqueue Server for JavaMessage Server for Java

Central file share /sapmnt/Application ServerInfrastructure service(ADS,DNS)Load Balancer

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SPOF: SAP Central Instance/Service

Central Instance/ServiceSAP Web Application Server V6.40

System Central ServicesSAP Web Application Server >V7

MessageServer

EnqueueService

ABABSCS

Instance

MessageServer

EnqueueService

SCSInstance(JAVA)

ApplicationServer

WorkProcess

JavaServer

ICM

HTTP AccessGUI

Dispatcher

Database

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High Available Enqueue Server with Replicated Enqueue

classic

Characteristics / Functionality

Single Point of FailureKeeps critical Data in Enqueue TableEnqueue Table is held in memory (not persistent due toinsufficient performance)Loosing that Enqueue Table forces transaction resetData in update requests is protected by locks which arepersisted to the enqueue backup fileFailure detection and takeover only possible by an Cluster-Solution

BottleneckMessage Server Dispatcher Communication restrictsEnqueue throughput and performance

Dispatcher

MessageServer

R/3 Database

EnqueueWork

Process

DialogWork

Process

EnqueueClientEnqueue

Client

EnqueueClient

EnqueueClient

Enqueue Table Enqueue Table Enqueue Replica

Replication

EnqueueClient

EnqueueClient

EnqueueClient

MessageServer

EnqueueService

MessageServer

ReplicationServ ice

StandaloneEnqueueServer

Characteristics / Functionality

No Single Point of FailureReplicated Enqueue Information available at a standby-serverNo loss of Lock-entries in table, no transaction reset

For failure detection and takeover a Cluster Solution isstill reuiredWhen the failing node comes up, it will become the replicationtarget for the enqueue service

Removing BottleneckDirect and parallel Communication passing by theMessage Server

C l u s t e r

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SPOF Database :DBMS High Availabilty

C l u s t e

r

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SPOF Database :Disaster Recovery

Database MirroringLog file shipping

Database

PrimaryDatabase

Server

SecondaryDatabase

Server

TransactionLog

Transmit

DB Write

A C K

TransactionLog

SAP

ApplicationServer

Database

DB Write

e.g. MS SQL Server 2005

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Database : High availability - disaster recovery

DB2 HA/DR

internal DB2 UDB processsend Log records of log filesfrom the primary databaseto the standby database

log files are replayed andthe tables on standbysystems are modifiedaccordingly

DB2 automatic client reroutefeature

PrincipPrincipalal

ClientsClients

WitnessWitness

MirrMirroror

Database mirroring

works by transferring andapplying a stream of database logrecords from the principaldatabase to the other copy of thedatabase located on the mirrorserver.

SQL clients and applications canonly connect and perform work onthe principal.

Server Roles: Principal, Mirror,Witness (opt.) Server

Presentation SAP Application Database

RAC

I n t er c onn

e c t

Table A

Table B

Real Application Cluster

High availability

Scalability

Application load balacing

Seemless connections

Very good for SAP workload

Application transparency

Data access during recovery

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SPOF File Services :High Available File Share

Two nodes in active/passive modeCommon Disk subsystemFailover of

Name IP Adress File Space File Share

Node 1 Node 2

Disksubsystem

C l u s t e

r

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SPOF: Access to Web Application ServerLoad Balancing

C l u s t e r

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Hardware Availability : Modular Systems

Chipkill & Memory ProteXion Technology

Redundant network

Redundant fibre channelRAID for local disk

Hot-swap & Hot-add in all major subsystems

BladeCenter Redundant Cooling Domains at Chassis Level Redundant Connectors / Disks Design at Blade Level

Redundant Power Modules at Chassis Level Redundant blowers

e.g. Power Feeds

Red. HDD

HW

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Hardware Availability : Power Systems

First Failure Data CaptureDDR Chipkill memoryBit-steering/redundantmemoryMemory soft scrubbingRedundant power, fansDynamic processordeallocationECC memoryPersistent memorydeallocation

Hot-plug PCI slots, fans,powerInternal light pathdiagnosticsHot-swappable disk bays

Selected concurrentfirmware updateI/O error handling extended

beyond base PCI adapterECC has been extended tointer-chip connections forthe fabric/processor buses(data, address, control)Partial L2 cache

deallocationL3 cache line deletesimproved from 2 to 10 forbetter self-healingcapabilityConcurrent Maintenance

POWER4 deliveredmajor enhancements

while at the same time enhancing availability

POWER5 significantreduction in scheduledhardware outages

Full Data, Control, AddressBus ECC for InterconnectProtection

Full Error Checking andRecovery

Dual Clocks with DynamicFailover

Enhanced ConcurrentMaintenance

Concurrent FirmwareMaintenance update

POWER6 enhancedreliability andavailability

taking benefit from System z mainframes

HW

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Continuous availability and disaster recovery solutionGDPS / PPRC (Peer to Peer Remote Copy = synchronous)Multi-site sysplexNo or limited data loss in unplanned failover - user policy

Disaster recovery solutionGDPS / XRC (eXtended Remote Copy = asynchronous)Supports any distance

Production on primary site -> GDPS initiates restart of productionon secondary siteLimited data loss to be expected in unplanned failover

Common featuresPoint-in-time copy created (FlashCopy)Management of zSeries operating systems (Linux for zSeries,z/VM, VSE/ESA)

GDPS (Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex)HW

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High Availability with HACMP/ Replicated ENQ

WAS 7.0 Add-In NW04s - HACMP

ABAPDispatcher

WorkProcess

Gateway

ABAP

JAVADispatcher

ServerProcess

SDM

JAVA

IGS

ICMADD-In Central Instance

ENQ Server(JAVA)

MSG Server(JAVA)

JSCS Instance

ENQ Server(ABAP)

MSG Server(ABAP)

ASCS Instance

ABAPDispatcher

WorkProcess

Gateway

ABAP

JAVADispatcher

ServerProcess

JAVA

IGS

ICMDialog Instance

ENQ Server(JAVA)

MSG Server(JAVA)

JSCS Instance

ENQ Server(ABAP)

MSG Server(ABAP)

ASCS Instance

Database

JAVA Schema

ABAP SchemaDatabase

JAVA Schema

ABAP Schema

Failover Group

Failover Group

HACMP

HACMP

ABAPDispatcher

WorkProcess

Gateway

ABAP

JAVADispatcher

ServerProcess

SDM

JAVA

IGS

ICMADD-In Central Instance

ENQ Server(JAVA)

MSG Server(JAVA)

JSCS Instance

ENQ Server(ABAP)

MSG Server(ABAP)

ASCS Instance

ABAPDispatcher

WorkProcess

Gateway

ABAP

JAVADispatcher

ServerProcess

JAVA

IGS

ICMDialog Instance

ENQ Server(JAVA)

MSG Server(JAVA)

JSCS Instance

ENQ Server(ABAP)

MSG Server(ABAP)

ASCS Instance

Replicated ENQServer (JAVA)

Replicated ENQServer (ABAP)

Database

JAVA Schema

ABAP SchemaDatabase

JAVA Schema

ABAP Schema

Failover Group

Failover Group

HACMP

HACMP

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Tested 3rd Party Clustering Solution on System x for SAP

In Windows Server 2008 Enterprise and Windows Server 2008Datacenter, the improvements to failover clusters (formerlyknown as server clusters) are aimed at simplifying clusters,making them more secure, and enhancing cluster stability.Cluster setup and management are easier.

VERITAS Cluster Server, the industry's leading open systemsclustering solution, is ideal for reducing planned and unplanneddowntime, facilitating server consolidation, and effectively managinga wide range of applications in heterogeneous environments.

SteelEye LifeKeeper products help provide high availabilityclustering, data replication and disaster recovery solutions toensure continuous availability of business-critical applications,servers and data.

Microsoft Failover

Cluster

VERITAS ClusterServer

SteelEyeLifeKeeper

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PowerHA

High Availability solutions for IBM i 6.1 and i5/OS V5R4

Please note : This is "rule of thumb" guide, each environment should be individually assessed to determine which technology approach isthe best fit.

IBM SW Offering Best Fit

Logical Replication iCluster(iCluster SMB)

Geographic DispersionData replication/recoveryCan be adapted for HA

IASP ClusteringIntegrated Storage(HASM/XSM)Geographic Mirroring

(HASM/XSM)Geographic Mirroring

IASP ClusteringSAN

(HASM/XSM)Geographic MirroringMetro Mirror

Global Mirror (for DR)

HA Operations (XSM)- Metro MirrorDR Operations (XSM)

- Global Mirror*

Full System SAN Replication Global MirrorMetro Mirror

Disaster Recovery

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HA with IBM Storage System replication on Disk Level

Manually triggered physicalreplication of flash copyremote volume copy

Asynchronous mirroring.No acknowledgement to host,if replicated site in error.Primary controller manageserror + peak conditions (buffers

Writes)

Allows synchronousmirroring within a 10km(max 100km) distancebetween the production

and replicated system

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Tivoli System Automation -Policy-based HA solution

IBMs strategic high availability (HA) solution for platforms running Linux and AIXSystem Automation guarantees high availability for business applications

Can be used for applications of any type (Databases, WebServer, SAP, ) Provides fast detection of HW failures and SW failures (Monitoring) Performs automated recovery, like restart in place of failover (Automation)

Policy-based HA solution with powerful policy elements Allows to describe automation behavior on a high abstraction level

Example: Almost no effort to extend a two node scenario to eight nodes No script programming

Little effort for defining complex HA scenarios

OSDBMS

AS

ResourceMgrs

ResourceResourceMgrsMgrs

EventEventEvent Coordinated Restart &Failover

Coordinated Restart &Coordinated Restart &FailoverFailover

AutomationMgr

AutomationAutomationMgrMgr

Restart &Failover Rules

SAPSAPPolicyPolicy

DB2DB2PolicyPolicy

ApacheApachePolicyPolicy

CustomerCustomerPoliciesPolicies

Pre-Canned Scenarios: out-of-the-box policies and features provided

by System Automation

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Architecture examples

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Architecture overview diagram

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SAP LandscapeDEV QA PROD

RDBMS

ERP1 Client DEV&CFG1 Client Unit Testing1 Client SNDBX RDBMS

ERP1 Client Reference1 Client Integration testing1 Client Usr Acc testing

1 Client Training Setup1 Client Training Exec

RDBMS

ERP

1 Client

RDBMS

PI1 Client DEV&CFG1 Client Unit Testing1 Client SNDBX RDBMS

PI

1 Client

RDBMS

BI

1 ClientRDBMS

BI

1 Client Integration testing1 Client Usr Acc testing

RDBMS

EP1 Client DEV&CFG1 Client Unit Testing1 Client SNDBX RDBMS

EP

1 Client

RDBMS

CMRDBMS

CMRDBMS

TREXRDBMS

TREX

RDBMS

SCM1 Client DEV&CFG1 Client Unit Testing1 Client SNDBX RDBMS

SCM

1 Client

RDBMS

OPTIMRDBMS

OPTIMRDBMS

LCRDBMS

LC

RDBMS

SCM1 Client DEV&CFG1 Client Unit Testing1 Client SNDBX

RDBMS

OPTIMRDBMS

LC

RDBMS

SOLMAN

RDBMS

SOLMANCentral UserAdmin

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Operational model of a SAP environment

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Physical examples 1/3

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SAN

LAN

DS4800-4GB dual controller- 16 disks of 146GB5 EXP810 with- 16 disks of 146GB each

ERP CI

EP

ERP SM

BI

PI

ERP DB

PI

PI EP

EP

ERP BI

SPARE

Backup server

DS4800-4GB dual controller- 16 disks of 146GB5 EXP810 with- 16 disks of 146GB each

Power Systems 570 with16 cores (16/32) and 188GB6 dual port FC 4Gb6 dual port 1 Gb ethernet7 partitions + 2 VIO

SCM LC

SCM

SCM + SCM LC

SCM + SCM LC

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IBM recommendations

Disk DEV/ QA

PRD AS

Mirroring

DEV/QA Database

Disk PRD

Mirroring

VIO

PRD DATABASE

32 Eth

32 FC

Boot disksDisk DEV/

QADisk PRD Boot disks

32 Eth

32 FC

PRD CI/ENQ Cluster

Cluster

DEV/QA CI/ENQ Cluster

Cluster

DEV/QA AS

PRD AS

DEV/QA Database

VIO

PRD DATABASE

PRD CI/ENQ

DEV/QA CI/ENQ

DEV/QA AS

OLTPOLTP

OLTPOLTP OLAP OLAP

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Datawarehouse benchmark

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Benchmark: The Database Growth Prediction

Move from 7TB (Dec 2005) to 60TB (2008)Stabilized at 70TB (2009)

EUR DB Growth to 2010

010

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

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Year ending

D

a t a b a s e U s e d s i z e ( T B )

Corporate

Memory

ODS / PSA / Cubes etc

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DB2 DPF

Partitions0-5Single LPAR

DB2Partition 0

(1-5 dormant)

DB2Partitions 6-13

DB2Partitions 14-21

DB2Partitions 22-29

DB2Partitions 30-37

DB2

Partition 0(1-5dormant)

DB2

Partitions6-13

DB2

Partitions14-21

DB2Partitions

22-29

DB2Partitions

30-37

Benchmark: DB Architecture: DB2 DPF

As Received fromNestle: single DBLPAR with 6 DB2

DPF partitons

6->33 Partitions

Redistribution of dataover 33 DB2 DPF

partitions and 5 x p5LPARs

Phase2

Scalability: DB2 distributed over 5p595s. Final phase is p5 virtualization:

shared processor pool

CustomerClone

Phase1 Phase2

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Benchmark Results: Infrastructure Scenarios


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SAP and Dynamic Infrastructure

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Start your transformation journey today.

www.ibm.com/dynamicinfrastructure

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Dynamic Infrastructure

improves the service level of SAP environments

Cloud-based solutions Application-on-Demand (AoD) for SAP offering

of GTS (Global Technology Services)

Application management and hosting Outsourcing offering of GTS

SAP BC support included AMS offering of GBS

SAP Maintenance offering

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manages the risk of SAP implementations

Pervasive and preventive security solutions. Tivoli security products that integrate with SAPGlobal resiliency and security centers

Security Tivoli products

Business resiliency IBM hardware and software products which integrate with SAP

Compliance and long term information retention. Archiving solutions

SAP Archivelink with DB2 Commonstore

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reduces the cost of SAP environments

Energy efficient servers, storage, and facilities Active Energy Manager, Power saving techniques on Power Systems

Virtualization and consolidation solutions IBM Virtualization options (on Mainframe, Power Systems and

Storage) Non-IBM Virtualization options (on Intel based servers)

Information infrastructure

Storage solutions which integrate with SAP

Standardization and automation.

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