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Bart De Sitter Client IT Architect for Telco and Utilities sector

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Agenda
SAP & IBM SAP Components SAP on IBM Systems SAP and availability Example architectures Datawarehouse benchmark SAP and Dynamic Infrastructure

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37 Years of IBM - SAP Partnership

2007 IBM BladeCenter running SAP Enterprise Search 2006 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 Center 2002 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

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SAP's Global R&D Organization

Germany

>30% of SAPs developers are located across the globe in 8 SAP Labs

Canada
Montreal

Walldorf Engineering Business Process Know-How

Hungary
Budapest

Bulgaria
Sofia

USA
Palo Alto Business Innovation Ecosystem

Israel
Raanana Technological Innovation

China
Shanghai

India
Bangalore Talent pool

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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

Enterprise Service Bus

Common Technologies
J2EE (not .Net and C#) Web Services Open Standards SOAP, UDDI, XML Eclipse based
Enterprise Services Repository Analytics
Partner Composite Applications

SAP Composite Applications

Business Process Platform

CRM SRM ERP CRM SRM ERP

(Supplier) (internal) (internal) (Supplier) (internal) (internal)

Platform Platform Process Components Process Components

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IBM and SAP Partnership - Qualified, Awarded, Proven.

Certified in four main SAP Partner categories

Awarded with multiple SAP Awards of Excellence and 13 SAP Pinnacle Awards

SAP Award of Excellence for IBM

2005: 2 awards for IBM

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

2008: 3 awards for IBM

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%

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The IBM SAP International Competence Center

leadership and competence in SAP solutions for our customers

Founded in 1993, jointly staffed by IBM and SAP Located at SAP headquarters in Walldorf, Germany Central point of access for IBM and SAP projects Heart and home of the IBM SAP Alliance

IBM Investment in SAP Alliance (Germany): ~40 IBM Solution Architects (Concepts, Sizings, Interoperability) ~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

Strategy and Business Consulting
Corporate strategy Business process Reengineering mySAP Business Suite Business SAP All-in-one Application SAP Business one Software Business Plan & Design Application Build & Implement Software Operate & Run Human Interaction Collaboration Software Development Systems Management & Security Transactions & Messaging

Applications Infrastructure Services

Middleware

Information Management

Rational
Linux Windows AIX/Linux i5/OS z/OS

Infrastructure
Servers
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Benchmark Center in Montpellier

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SAP components

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Historical Evolution of SAP Solutions

SAP Business by Design

Collaboration

SAP Business Suite and SAP Netweaver

Partner Composite Applications

Analytics

Acquistion of Business Objects

SAP Composite Applications

Enterprise Services Repository

Business Process Platform

Platform Platform Process Components Process Components

Integrated ERP solution

SAP R/3: Open architecture

SAP R/3: Industry solutions

New dimensions

(Supplier) (internal) (internal) (Supplier) (internal) (internal)

CRM SRM ERP CRM SRM ERP

mySAP.com
SAP CRM SAP CRM

All-inOne

SD
Sales & Distribution

FI
Financial Accounting

MM PP
Materials Mgmt. Production Planning

CO
Controlling

R/3
Client / Server ABAP/4
HR IS
Industry Solutions

AM
Fixed Assets Mgmt.

R/2 1972
12

QM

PS
Project System

...
1997

R/3 SAP APO SAP APO SAP BW SAP BW

Quality Management PM Plant Maintenance

WF
Workflow

SAP Business One

Human Resources

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

Time
2008

1992

1996

1999

2002

2004

2007

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Shift from applications to strategic processes of the customer

Integrated Applications

Strategic End-to-End Processes

mySAP PLM

Product and Service Leadership

mySAP SRM

mySAP ERP
Financials Human Resources Corporate Services Operations Management

mySAP CRM

Operational Excellence Best People and Talent Strategic IT

Superior Customer Value

SustainabilityNEW

mySAP SCM
High Performing Assets Financial Excellence Responsive Supply Networks

SAP NetWeaver

Application-centric Benefit: Integration Large-scale implementations Limited eco-system Upgrade required Independent components
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Customer-centric Benefit: Value-creating processes Step-by-step implementations Vast array of solution extensions No upgrade, no business disruption Harmonized, end-to-end processes

SAP Business Suite

Umbrella Messaging

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

Insight
Access to information, anytime, anywhere Connect operations with strategy End-to-end process transparency and visibility Improve visibility of outsourced processes

Flexibility
Non-disruptive innovation Compose and design new processes Step-by-step implementations Network of solution extensions

Efficiency
Built-in industry best practices Cross industry process support Collaboration across company boundaries One platform to manage

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SAP Netweaver - Product Layers

ERP SCM CRM SRM PLM

SAP NetWeaver
Composite Application Framework

PEOPLE INTEGRATION Multichannel access Portal Collaboration Lifecycle Management

INFORMATION INTEGRATION Bus. Intelligence Knowledge Mgmt Master Data Mgmt PROCESS INTEGRATION Integration Business Broker Process Mgmt APPLICATION PLATFORM JAVA ABAP DB and OS Abstraction

Security

Performance&Workload Mgm. RAS: Sys. + App. Monitoring, Debugging, ...

DB2

Virtualization: DLPAR, WPAR, Live Mobility Storage Solutions

MultiplatformSupport

End To End automatization

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Tivoli

Websphere

SAP solutions for SMBs: The complete approach

Customers are not statistical numbers: each customer has different processes and unique needs SAP is building solutions by industries, processes and company size Big and small customers all want to get the same services, regardless of supplier size SAP builds solutions that scale
$5M Business Process Complexity $100M Company Size

$400M

SAP All-in-One

$150M

SAP Business One

$20M

Source: SAP AG

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In te gr at i

on

SAP Business Suite

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Core SAP products are certified on all IBM Systems

System z
1000 Installations Best Quality of Service for SAP Absolute highest reliability and security Unmatched availability & scalability

System p
14700 Installations #1 Unix Platform for SAP 1st platform for new SAP innovations WPARS, Decimal Floating Point, etc. #1 in SAP performance

System x
14000 Installations Blades #1 Market Share Most scalable IA platform, certified for 4-core & above

System i
3000 Installations Integrated, simple, flexible systems for SAP Support more endusers & workloads for mid-size sites

System Storage
Unmatched flexibility, performance and affordability for SAP Most complete HA & Disaster Recovery plus Storage Mgmt. Leader in storage virtualization

Require less staff Certified for SAP time to manage with Fast Start, optimized superior uptime for BladeCenter S

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OS/DB Product Availability Matrix for SAP NetWeaver 7.0

Windows (*8) Server 2008 on x64 64bit Server 2008 on IA64 64bit

AIX 11.23 on PA-RISC 64bit 11.11 on PA-RISC 64bit

HP-UX 11.31 on PA-RISC 64bit 11.31 on IA64 64bit 11.23 on IA64 64bit

Solaris 9, 10 on SPARC 64bit 10 on x64 64bit

Linux SUSE SLES9, SLES 10, Red Hat EL 4, 5

(No Red Hat EL 4)

i5/OS IBM i V5R3, 5.4, 6.1 64bit

z/OS TRU64 1.6, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9, 1.10 64bit

System z 64bit

Server 2003 on IA32 32bit Unicode/Non-Unicode

Server 2003 on IA64 64bit

5.2, 5.3 64bit

x86_64 64bit

Server 2003 on x64 64bit

Power 64bit

IA32 32bit

IA64 64bit

6.1 64bit

+/+ X

+/+ X X X
X

+/+ X X(*9) X
X

+/+
-

+/+ +/+
Q1

+/+ X X X X X X -

+/+ +/+ +/+ X X X X X X(*7) X X X X X X -

+/+ +/+ X X X X X X X X X X X -

+/+ X X X X X X -

+/+(*16)

-/+ X X X X X -

+/+ X X X X X -

+/+ X X X X X X APP (*6)

+/+ X X X X X X APP -

+/+ APP

+/+ X -

-/HA(*1) DB

+/+ -

Oracle 10.2 (*3)

X X X X X X -

X X X X APP DB HA x64

SQL Server 2000 (*12) X SQL Server 2005 (*10) X SQL Server 2008 DB2 LUW V8 DB2 LUW V9.1 (*15) DB2 LUW V9.5 (*15) MaxDB 7.6 MaxDB 7.7 (*17) DB2 for i5/OS V5R3, DB2 for i 5.4, 6.1 (*4) DB2 for z/OS V8, V9 (*7)
-

X X

X X

X X X X APP APP (*5)

X X X X -

X X X X X APP APP X P

X X X X

X X X X

APP

APP APP APP

Available for DB and APP Planned Deprecated (Not recommended for productive use)

Not for DB server. Application server with whole SAP NetWeaver stack only, Database Server only High Available Solution only X64 and x86_64 represent the same hardware

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Neither supported nor planned

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IBM Power Systems Family of Servers

More than 1,4 million System p servers have been sold! Over 7.000 customers use IBMPower Systems w/ AIX to run their SAP Business applications. Total of about 14.700+ SAP DB-Server installs New announcements
JS23 and JS43 blades 4,7 and 5Ghz Power6 in 520/550 16 cores max. Now 32 cores max!
i550 i515 i525 i570 i595

System i
Power 560 Power 570 Power 595

BladeCenter JS21/JS22

Power 550 Power 520

System p
BladeCenter JS21/JS22 p550 p520 p570 p595

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IBM Power Systems deliver SAP performance

Power 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 Performance Per Core

IBM is #1 with 2800 SAPS/core

Users per core

E6900

Users

Sun E6900 Sun M8000 48 cores 32 cores

HP SD 32 cores

HP SD 64 cores

570/16 16 cores

570/32 32 cores

M8000

HP SD

HP SD

570/16

570/32

The SAP Application Performance Standard (SAPS) is a hardware-independent unit that describes the performance of 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 the order, 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

SAPS ~ IOPS

An iterative process !!
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SAP Certification
http://www.sap.com/benchmark

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IBM leads the UNIX server market

UNIX Server Rolling Four Quarter Average Revenue Share
50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0%
Q298 Q498 Q299 Q499 Q200 Q400 Q201 Q401 Q202 Q402 Q203 Q403 Q204 Q404 Q205 Q405 Q206 Q406 Q207 Q407 Q208

POWER6
Advanced POWER Virtualization

POWER5

Live Partition Mobility 26%

POWER4
LPARs

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!
HP Sun Others IBM

Source: IDC Quarterly Server Tracker Q208 release, August 2008

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Increased SAP System Landscape Complexity

Multiple Operational Stages per SAP System
DEV

Business Programs Business Data

Test

Multiple Servers per SAP System

PROD

Multiple Systems per mySAP Business Solution

EDU

DB-Server High Bandwidth LAN

Application Servers

Workload based Growth ABAP / Java

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

LAN

Presentation Clients

Systems are mostly based on dedicated resources

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Combine functional Integration and Consolidation

SAP NetWeaver BI

4 UNIX Instances, 4 separate SMPs or Partitions

POWER Approach
Batch mySAP BI

Processor Utilization Percentage

100

Batch

Processor Utilization Percentage

01:00

03:00

05:00

07:00

09:00

11:00

13:00

15:00

17:00

19:00

21:00

23:00

80

60

Web Services

40

20

00:00

02:00

04:00

06:00

08:00

10:00

12:00

14:00

16:00

18:00

20:00

22:00

24:00

00:00

01:00

02:00

03:00

04:00

05:00

06:00

07:00

08:00

09:00

10:00

11:00

12:00

13:00

14:00

15:00

16:00

17:00

18:00

19:00

20:00

21:00

22:00

23:00

mySAP ERP

Web Services

Many SAP applications are integrated from a business and date perspective 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 will allow for workload combination while still keeping applications distinct Improved system efficiency Less TCO Less energy

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ERP ERP / Dialogue

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PowerVM offers business advantages doing server consolidation

Virtualization capability Partition scalability Partition mobility System scalability Dynamic Logical Partitioning Security/fault isolation Support for dedicated I/O Capacity on Demand integration Partitions per CPU PowerVM on System p 64 CPUs, 2 TB RAM Yes, partitions up to max. # of CPUs in system 64 CPUs, 2 TB RAM VMware Infrastructure 3 Enterprise on x86 4 CPUs, 64 GB RAM Yes, partitions up to 4 CPUs 32 CPUs, 256 GB RAM Business Benefit of PowerVM Supports your largest, mission-critical workloads Supports movement of running applications for mission-critical workloads Helps improve TCO by consolidating more workloads Adapt to changes without downtime Secured environment for mission critical applications Superior performance for I/O intensive workloads Add capacity when/where needed, turn it off when not required Management flexibility

Yes CAPP/EAL 4+ Yes Utility CoD 10

VM reboot CAPP/EAL 2 No No 8

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PowerVM behavior shown in SAP NetWeaver Administrator Console

Today unique feature on Power systems among virtualized platforms Consumed entitlement of an LPAR over time history data

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SAP and Live Partition Mobility

SAP supports as with with Dynamic LPARs (DLPAR), Shared Processor LPARs (SPLAR)

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

The POWER6 processor contains a Decimal Floating-Point Unit which The POWER6 processor contains a Decimal Floating-Point Unit which enables calculations using the human decimal system. enables calculations using the human decimal system.
Advantages: Performance and accuracy while easier coding for ISVs like SAP and customers

Example:
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 and lots of cycles during runtime!

Whitepaper on DFP for SAP NetWeaver available at:

http://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 Features
1. 2. Role Based Administration 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 been incorporated as test portfolio in AIX UPT for each new release.
Any SAP relevant issues are detected in the AIX labs for prior release Performance optimizations for SAP apps can be implemented for new AIX releases

SAP specific settings for environment variable are now implecitely in AIX
E.g., minperm% 3, maxperm% 90, maxclient% 90 etc.

New tools for more efficient problem analysis and SAP runtime behaviour have been distributed
dynamic tracing with "ProbeVue" lightweight memory trace

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and

on

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

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Superior Performance of IBM i for SAP Business Intelligence

see: www.sap.com/benchmark
BI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2007003, 25/01/2007 BI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2007047, 24/07/2007 BI-D Benchmark : SAP certification # 2008020, 08/04/2008

IBM POWER6
SAP BI-D Query Performance
100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 SAP BW Throughput (2-tier) in Query Navigation Steps in Query Phase

79%

IBM
POWER6 i570 4 cores IBM
POWER6
Power System

Increase !

IBM POWER5+
SAP BI-D Query Performance
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

IBM
POWER5+ i570 4 cores

520
2 cores

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DB2 for IBM i optimized for SAP

DB2 for i provides latest database technology in full compliance with current database standards. It is especially designed and optimized for SAP applications

DB2 for IBM i

is included in IBM i free of charge is pre-installed and optimized for SAP offers unique features, like EVI, MQT, Index Re-Use, QAQQINI etc. supports ASCII and UNICODE is easy to manage: no Resource Configuration no dedicated Database Administrator required autonomic Space Management (no table spaces) autonomic Performance Optimization autonomic Journal Management

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SAP on i* in Numbers

14 ~1.500 >3.000 ~25.500 >170.000 437.760 and more..

Years of Success SAP on i customers worldwide SAP on i installations worldwide (productive) SAP users (named) on a single System i server SAPS capacity on the 595 64way SAP BW Benchmark Navigations Steps to 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 as part of the i5/OS operating system, offering a highly cost-effective, integrated solution for a mid-size company 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 IBM iSeries it offers probably the lowest total cost of ownership of any enterprise-class system. You also achieve cost savings because iSeries is more easily manageable with a small IT team. Thomas Danner, Director of EDP, INTERSPORT Deutschland eG The integrated DB2 database within IBM System i provides outstanding performance and flexibility to run SAP NetWeaver BI for our corporation. The virtualization technology of POWER5 combined with the integrated High Availability option of i5/OS is the best platform to run our SAP NetWeaver landscape with optimal TCO. Alan Novick, Director of Information Systems, Pressman Toys Corp. USA Pressman 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 of management offered by iSeries and DB2 means that we have no need for a full-time database administrator, which keeps our IT costs low. Jrgen Dauner, IT Team Leader, Multivac GmbH & Co. KG DB2 for i5/OS requires no dedicated database administrator. Just two people can handle the entire administration 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 platforms

Includes database server support for DB2 LUW, Oracle, MaxDB Also includes AIX as an application server support for DB2 for z/OS

IBM POWER6 continues to drive leading SAP performance

IBM SAP AIX = #1 SAP SD highest published three tier performance with DB2 IBM 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 benchmark IBM 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 benchmark

Very large IBM Power Systems SAP performance test investment to continue to reduce solution TCO and improve performance

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IBM System x Portfolio The Leading Intel / AMD Platform for SAP Business Solutions
Large symmetrical multiprocessing (SMP) Clusters and virtualization

x3950 M2

Scale up / SMP computing

x3850 M2 x3755

Cluster 1350 BladeCenter x3650 x3550 x3450 x3655 x3455

BladeCenter E BladeCenter S Bladecenter H

High density

x3500 x3400 x3200 M2

x3350 x3250 M2 iDataPlex

Scale out / distributed computing

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How IBM System x Can Help Optimize Your SAP Infrastructure

Eliminate unplanned downtime
Business resiliency and security

Delivering mainframe capability at a fraction of price

Price / performance leadership

Scalable portfolio

Dynamically scale capacity

Virtualization and provisioning

Reduce Operational Cost Simplify IT Operations

Manageability

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SAP Virtualization is an IBM Play

Rock-solid & Flexible Virtualization infrastructure
Energy Efficiency Initiative
Data Center Services & Solutions Cool Blue Portfolio

- IBM System x high end servers use mainframe-inspired enhancements and advanced availability technologies and has an embedded Hypervisor - IBM BladeCenter combined with IBM Virtualization Engine delivers a perfect virtualized SAP environment for scale out solutions
Virtualization Skill & Services

Environmental Responsibility

- 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 references
Management

- IBM has the right tools which manage different virtualization solution for all IBM platforms - Skills in Management of Virtualized Environment ( )
IBM Virtualization Solution

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- Infrastructure solutions Virtualization on System x and BladeCenter Rapid application2009 deployment , Business resiliency & Common meeting May 5, Infrastructure simplification

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Two Implementations of Virtualization

Scale Up System x3950 M2 Scale Out BladeCenter

x3950 M2 4 processors

x3950 M2 4 processors

Consolidation and Optimize Workload Manageability Build new environments Legacy Application on new Hardware Minimize downtime (Maintenance) Upgrade / Move

Rapid deployment for Test and Development Flexibility High Availability Resiliency Upgrade / Move

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System x and Virtualization Technology for SAP

x86

SCSI

Etn

Hypervisor based architecture

Virtualization layer sits between hardware and operating systems Separate product and management tools

Native 64-bit hypervisor

Part of Windows Server 2008 as server role or Standalone as Hyper-V Server Snapshot & Quick Migration

Part of Major Linux Distributions Open Source, released under the terms GNU GPL Live Migration Simple Management GUI and 3rd party Management Tools Paravirtualization and Full Virtualization see SAP Note 962334

Hot migration and dynamic resource scheduling Management with VI3

Managed by Microsoft System Center Full Virtualization

Paravirtualization and Full Virtualization

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IBM Offers End-toEnd Management

Other Systems Management Software

$$ $$ $$
$$ $$

Enterprise Service Managhement

$$

Active Energy Manager

Service and Support Manager

Image Management

Additional Plug-Ins

Additional Plug-Ins

Additional Plug-Ins

Additional Plug-Ins

Additional Plug-Ins

TPMfOSD

Configuration

Advanced Managers & Priced Plug-Ins

Automation Status Virtualization Discovery

Update Remote Access Core Director Services Configuration

BOFM

System x & Blade Center System z Power Systems Storage Configuration

Base Systems Director Managers & Hardware Platform Managers

Resource Management Managed virtual and physical environments

Hardware
IBM and non-IBM hardware

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SAP Integrated Solutions on Intel Platform

SAP NetWeaver Business Warehouse Accelerator

SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search

SAP Discovery Server

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IBM Systems Solution for SAP NetWeaver BW Accelerator A Scalable Solution Helping Provide Near Real-Time Analytics
For businesses who need timely answers to vital Business questions
Accelerator engine responds to queries: joins and aggregates are done in run time
Query & Response

BW Accelerator Solution Components

IBM BladeCenter HS21xm IBM System Storage DS4700 SAP BW Accelerator* Novell SUSE Linux IBM GPFS IBM Services Integrated IBM System Cluster 1350 Offering
* Requires license from SAP

BI Analytical Engine SAP NetWeaver 2004s Business Intelligence InfoCubes

Accelerator indexes are copied into RAM

Indexing

Accelerator engine creates and stores indexes for data in InfoCube tables

BW Accelerator helps deliver:

Business Data

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 query response Lower Total Cost of Ownership for SAP BW computing environment

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
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Why SAP NetWeaver Enterprise Search? Simple, Intuitive Access to Enterprise Data
Personalized, high quality search results
Leveraging SAPs deep understanding of users and business context Bringing together the SAP and non-SAP world in an intelligent way

Secure search
Leveraging the underlying security model of SAP business applications

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IBM Systems Solution with SAP Discovery System

What is it?
Documented prototype Customer development environment with a working example Pre-loaded and packaged solution Ready to use SAP environment
SAP ERP landscape
SAP Enterprise Core Component (ECC) configured with SAP Best Practices tool suite SAP NetWeaver 7.0, ERP 6.0

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

Flexibly Packaged with a System x Server

What problem does it solve?

Development and prototyping of SAP upgrades, SOA based applications, and training without disruption to production environment Enablement platform for Business Partners, customers & consultants with experience in SAP concept of SOA

All systems are already installed and configured Delivered on a single prototyping / development server 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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Outstanding Performance Results in SAP Benchmarks

Central Server Number of BM Users SAPS Operating System

#1 SAP #1 SAP SD SD

Date of Certification

IBM System x3950 M2

8 Processors / 48 Cores / 48 Threads, Intel Xeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz

9,200

46,170

Windows Server

09/08/2008

IBM System x3850 M2

4 Processors / 24 Cores / 24 Threads, Intel Xeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz

5,156

25,850

Red Hat Enterprise Server

11/18/2008

IBM System x3850 M2

4 Processors / 24 Cores / 24 Threads, Intel Xeon Processor MP X7460, 2.66 Ghz

5,300

26,550

Windows Server

12/02/2008

IBM BladeCenter LS42

4 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 M2

2 Processors / 8 Cores / 16 Threads, Intel Xeon Processor X5570, 2.93 Ghz

5,100

25,530

Windows Server

12/19/2008

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http://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 Linux SD 2 tier benchmark leader IBM x3950 M2 is the only certified x86 SMP processor based system beyond 4 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 SAP BW Accelerator in the industry up to 140 blades IBM BladeCenter HS21 XM first to support 32GB of memory per blade for SAP BW Accelerator IBM BladeCenter first to support Boot from SAN for SAP BW Accelerator implementations

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What is availability ?
Server or cluster availability Server or cluster availability The server and the OS or the cluster is up and operating The server and the OS or the cluster is up and operating The storage subsystems can be accessed and are available The storage subsystems can be accessed and are available Network Availability Network Availability All Network Components are available and functioning All Network Components are available and functioning Platform availability Platform availability Mail, ERP, Internet and other platforms are up and functioning? Mail, ERP, Internet and other platforms are up and functioning? Data availability Data availability Database accessible Database accessible Application availability Application availability Applications are running Applications are running Applications are processing specified business goals Applications are processing specified business goals User availability User availability The end users can see and use the applications and have access to the data The 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) (considering WAN, gateways, LANs, and all of the above functioning properly) Business process availability Business process availability All elements required for aabusiness process to occur (taking ccreditcard payments All elements required for business process to occur (taking redit card payments on aawebsite, etc) are up and running on website, etc) are up and running
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SAPs High Availability Strategy

SAP

Business Applications NetWeaver

Database OS Server Storage Network

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

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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 % 99.6 % 99.0 % 99.8 % 99.3 % 99.5 % 96.5 % Availability 3.5% Unavailability

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

Single Point of failures (SPOF):

Database ASCS-Instance including
Enqueue Server for ABAP Message Server for ABAP

SCS-Instance including
Enqueue Server for Java Message Server for Java

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

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SPOF: SAP Central Instance/Service

Central Instance/Service
SAP Web Application Server V6.40

System Central Services

SAP Web Application Server >V7

GUI

HTTP Access Application Server

Dispatcher

ABAB SCS Instance

Enqueue Service

ICM

SCS Instance (JAVA)

Enqueue Service

Work Process Java Server Message Server

Message Server

Database

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High Available Enqueue Server with Replicated Enqueue

Enqueue Client Enqueue Client

Enqueue Client

Standalone Enqueue Server

Message Server Message Server
Replication

Enqueue Client

Message Server
Dialog Work Process

Enqueue Client

Enqueue Service
R/3 Database
Enqueue Client

Replication Serv ice

Enqueue Client

Dispatcher
Enqueue Work Process

r te lus C
Enqueue Table Enqueue Replica

Enqueue Table

Characteristics / Functionality Single Point of Failure Keeps critical Data in Enqueue Table Enqueue Table is held in memory (not persistent due to insufficient performance) Loosing that Enqueue Table forces transaction reset Data in update requests is protected by locks which are persisted to the enqueue backup file Failure detection and takeover only possible by an ClusterSolution Bottleneck Message Server <-> Dispatcher Communication restricts Enqueue throughput and performance

Characteristics / Functionality

class ic

No Single Point of Failure Replicated Enqueue Information available at a standbyserver No loss of Lock-entries in table, no transaction reset For failure detection and takeover a Cluster Solution is still reuired When the failing node comes up, it will become the replication
target for the enqueue service

Removing Bottleneck Direct and parallel Communication passing by the Message Server

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SPOF Database : DBMS High Availabilty

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SPOF Database : Disaster Recovery Log file shipping Database Mirroring

SAP Application Server

Primary Database Server

Transmit
ACK

Secondary Database Server

DB Write DB Write

Transaction Log

Database

Transaction Log

Database

e.g. MS SQL Server 2005

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Database : High availability - disaster recovery

Interconnect

Witness Clients Princip al

RAC

Table A

Mirr or
Presentation SAP Application

Table B Database

DB2 HA/DR internal DB2 UDB process send Log records of log files from the primary database to the standby database log files are replayed and the tables on standby systems are modified accordingly DB2 automatic client reroute feature

Database mirroring works by transferring and applying a stream of database log records from the principal database to the other copy of the database located on the mirror server. SQL clients and applications can only connect and perform work on the principal. Server Roles: Principal, Mirror, Witness (opt.) Server

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 mode Common Disk subsystem Failover of

Name IP Adress File Space File Share
Node 1

Disk subsystem

r te lus C
Node 2

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SPOF: Access to Web Application Server Load Balancing

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Hardware Availability : Modular Systems

HW

Chipkill & Memory ProteXion Technology Redundant network Redundant fibre channel RAID 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
Red. HDD e.g. Power Feeds

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Hardware Availability : Power Systems

HW

POWER4 delivered major enhancements

First Failure Data Capture DDR Chipkill memory Bit-steering/redundant memory Memory soft scrubbing Redundant power, fans Dynamic processor deallocation ECC memory Persistent memory deallocation Hot-plug PCI slots, fans, power Internal light path diagnostics Hot-swappable disk bays

POWER5 significant reduction in scheduled hardware outages while at the same time
enhancing availability
Selected concurrent firmware update I/O error handling extended beyond base PCI adapter ECC has been extended to inter-chip connections for the fabric/processor buses (data, address, control) Partial L2 cache deallocation L3 cache line deletes improved from 2 to 10 for better self-healing capability Concurrent Maintenance

POWER6 enhanced reliability and availability

taking benefit from System z mainframes
Full Data, Control, Address Bus ECC for Interconnect Protection Full Error Checking and Recovery Dual Clocks with Dynamic Failover Enhanced Concurrent Maintenance Concurrent Firmware Maintenance update

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GDPS (Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex)

Continuous availability and disaster recovery solution GDPS / PPRC (Peer to Peer Remote Copy = synchronous) Multi-site sysplex No or limited data loss in unplanned failover - user policy Disaster recovery solution GDPS / XRC (eXtended Remote Copy = asynchronous) Supports any distance Production on primary site -> GDPS initiates restart of production on secondary site Limited data loss to be expected in unplanned failover Common features Point-in-time copy created (FlashCopy) Management of zSeries operating systems (Linux for zSeries, z/VM, VSE/ESA)
HW

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High Availability with HACMP/ Replicated ENQ

WAS 7.0 Add-In NW04s - HACMP

ADD-In Central Instance

ICM ABAP Dispatcher Work Process Gateway JAVA Dispatcher Server Process SDM

JSCS Instance
ENQ Server (JAVA) MSG Server (JAVA)

Failover Group

JSCS Instance
ENQ Server (JAVA) MSG Server (JAVA) ICM

Dialog Instance

ABAP Dispatcher Work Process Gateway

JAVA Dispatcher Server Process

ASCS Instance
ENQ Server (ABAP) MSG Server (ABAP)

HACMP

ASCS Instance
ENQ Server (ABAP) MSG Server (ABAP) Replicated ENQ Server (JAVA)

ABAP

JAVA

ABAP

JAVA

IGS
Failover Group

Replicated ENQ Server (ABAP)

IGS

Database
ABAP Schema JAVA Schema HACMP

Database
ABAP Schema JAVA Schema

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Tested 3rd Party Clustering Solution on System x for SAP

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

VERITAS Cluster Server

VERITAS Cluster Server, the industry's leading open systems clustering solution, is ideal for reducing planned and unplanned downtime, facilitating server consolidation, and effectively managing a wide range of applications in heterogeneous environments.

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

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PowerHA
IBM SW Offering High Availability solutions for IBM i 6.1 and i5/OS V5R4
Logical Replication
iCluster (iCluster SMB)

Best Fit
Geographic Dispersion Data replication/recovery Can be adapted for HA (HASM/XSM) Geographic Mirroring

IASP Clustering Integrated Storage IASP Clustering SAN

(HASM/XSM) Geographic Mirroring

(HASM/XSM) Geographic Mirroring Metro Mirror Global Mirror (for DR) Global Mirror Metro Mirror

HA Operations (XSM) - Metro Mirror DR Operations (XSM) - Global Mirror* Disaster Recovery

Full System SAN Replication

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HW

Metro Mirror
Synchronous PPRC

Global Mirror
Asynchronous PPRC

Global Copy
PPRC-eXtended Distance

Allows synchronous mirroring within a 10km (max 100km) distance between the production and replicated system Distance: near Latency: medium concurrency: 100% HA solution phys
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Asynchronous mirroring. No acknowledgement to host, if replicated site in error. Primary controller manages error + peak conditions (buffers Writes)

Manually triggered physical replication of flash copy remote volume copy

Distance: wide Latency: low concurrency:<100% DR solution phys

Distance: wide Latency: low concurrency:<<100% DR solution logical

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Tivoli System Automation -Policy-based HA solution

IBMs strategic high availability (HA) solution for platforms running Linux and AIX System 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)

AS DBMS OS

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

Event Event

Automation Automation Mgr Mgr

Resource Resource Mgrs Mgrs

Coordinated Restart & Coordinated Restart & Failover Failover

Restart & Failover Rules Customer Policies Generic Scenario: customer specified policies SAP Policy DB2 Policy Apache Policy

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

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Architecture overview diagram

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DEV QA
1 Client Training Setup 1 Client Training Exec

PROD

SAP Landscape
ERP
1 Client DEV&CFG 1 Client Unit Testing 1 Client SNDBX
RDBMS

ERP
1 Client Reference 1 Client Integration testing 1 Client Usr Acc testing
RDBMS

ERP
1 Client
RDBMS

PI
1 Client DEV&CFG 1 Client Unit Testing 1 Client SNDBX
RDBMS

PI
1 Client
RDBMS

BI
1 Client Integration testing 1 Client Usr Acc testing
RDBMS

BI
1 Client
RDBMS

EP
1 Client DEV&CFG 1 Client Unit Testing 1 Client SNDBX
RDBMS

EP
1 Client
RDBMS

CM
RDBMS

TREX
RDBMS

CM
RDBMS

TREX
RDBMS

SCM
1 Client DEV&CFG 1 Client Unit Testing 1 Client SNDBX
RDBMS

SCM
1 Client DEV&CFG 1 Client Unit Testing 1 Client SNDBX
RDBMS

SCM
1 Client
RDBMS

OPTIM
RDBMS

LC
RDBMS

OPTIM
RDBMS

LC
RDBMS

OPTIM
RDBMS

LC
RDBMS

SOLMAN
RDBMS

Central User Admin

SOLMAN
RDBMS

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Operational model of a SAP environment

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Physical examples 1/3

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ERP CI BI EP PI ERP PI EP SM SOLMAN S P S F P F S P S F P F 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB 146 GB

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LAN
Power Systems 570 with 16 cores (16/32) and 188GB 6 dual port FC 4Gb 6 dual port 1 Gb ethernet 7 partitions + 2 VIO
ERP CI EP PI SCM SCM LC ERP SM SCM + SCM LC ERP DB EP PI BI ERP BI SCM + SCM LC

SAN

PI EP

DS4800-4GB dual controller - 16 disks of 146GB 5 EXP810 with - 16 disks of 146GB each

DS4800-4GB dual controller - 16 disks of 146GB 5 EXP810 with - 16 disks of 146GB each

Backup server

S P A R E

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IBM recommendations
Cluster
OLTP

PRD DATABASE PRD CI/ENQ PRD AS

OLTP

OLAP

PRD DATABASE PRD CI/ENQ PRD AS

OLAP

Cluster

OLTP

OLTP

OLAP

OLAP

DEV/QA Database DEV/QA CI/ENQ DEV/QA AS

32 Eth

Cluster Cluster

DEV/QA Database DEV/QA CI/ENQ DEV/QA AS

32 Eth

VIO
32 FC

VIO
32 FC

Mirroring
Disk DEV/ QA

Mirroring
Disk DEV/ QA

Disk PRD

Boot disks

Disk PRD

Boot disks

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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

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Database Used size (TB)

70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 2005 2006 2007

Year ending

Corporate Memory ODS / PSA / Cubes etc

2008

2009

2010

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Benchmark: DB Architecture: DB2 DPF

Customer Clone

Phase1
DB2 Partition 0 (1-5 dormant) DB2 Partitions 6-13
DB2 Partitions 14-21

Phase2
DB2 Partition 0 (1-5 dormant) DB2 Partitions 6-13
DB2 Partitions 14-21

DB2 DPF Partitions 0-5 Single LPAR

DB2 Partitions 22-29 DB2 Partitions 30-37 DB2 Partitions 22-29 DB2 Partitions 30-37

6->33 Partitions As Received from Nestle: single DB LPAR with 6 DB2 DPF partitons Redistribution of data over 33 DB2 DPF partitions and 5 x p5 LPARs Phase2 Scalability: DB2 distributed over 5 p595s. Final phase is p5 virtualization: shared processor pool
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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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Dynamic Infrastructure manages the risk of SAP implementations

Pervasive and preventive security solutions.
Tivoli security products that integrate with SAP

Global 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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Dynamic Infrastructure 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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Questions?
Contact: [email protected]

Thanks for listening!

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