SAP environments became much more than only ABAP and RDBMS. Today, SAP extends to and influences more areas: With XI/PI classical middleware became part of the Netweaver stack, GRC builds a bridge to Non-SAP Identity Management and thanks to BI-A and Enterprise Search even non-SAP areas like HPC are getting in the focus of SAP Administrators and Developers. But SAP has an inmpact on decisions like the desktop OS (PAM for SAPGUI) or mailserver installations (MS/SAP DUET).
This series will give insight to some of these varying topics.
Now available:
- Links to interesting SAP and/or Solaris topics - what your parents didn't tell you
- SAP Web Dispatcher and Sun CMT Server - A overview how to use Sun CMT Server as SAP Web Dispatcher
- Understanding a SAP SD 2-tier benchmark result - This gives you a first insight into the SAP SD 2-tier benchmark. Here you find some hints how to make results comparable.
- New rules for SAP SD benchmark - As of January 1st 2009 a couple of things have changed in the SAP SD benchmark definition. Find them here.
- VDI 4 SAP - Which Virtual Desktop Infrastructure concept is appropriate to which requirements?
- BWA - Overview - What are the basic concepts of SAP BWA and why is it so fast?
- Maintaining Solaris based SAP Server with Live Upgrade and Update On Attach - This Sun BluePrints™ article explains how to use Solaris Live Upgrade and the Solaris update on attach feature, with Solaris Zones, Solaris Cluster, and the ZFS™ file system for software maintenance in general and the application of operating system patches in particular. Its a very important BluePrint to create a SAP Minimizing Downtime Conzept.
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