Uploaded on Mar 13, 2020
Explaining the various steps involved in a successful SAP HANA migration.
Steps Involved in SAP HANA Migration
STEPS INVOLVED IN MIGRATION What is SAP HANA Migration? • SAP HANA migration refers to the process of switching from any database offered by SAP to SAP HANA • Once the migration process is complete, SAP HANA becomes the main database that is going to support the SAP landscape for any business • SAP HANA is a columnar database, unlike the traditional RDBMSs, which are row-based. Step 1: Sizing the SAP HANA Landscape • It is an important step considering the need to create a technical plan • It helps the businesses in understanding the maximum benefit that they're going to receive based on their investment • Undermining the SAP HANA landscape results in unwanted delays and thus, increasing the cost of operational performance. Step 2: Choosing the Right Platform • Migration to SAP HANA can be done quickly when the businesses have determined the right platform to cope up with their needs, budget and resources • If SAP HANA is deployed on-premise, it provides maximum control with reduced risk • If SAP HANA is deployed on cloud, it offers flexibility and scalability Step 3: Cleansing Data • Data cleansing is an important step that has to be performed before the integration of SAP systems takes place into HANA • The benefits of cleansing data include- reduced data foot print helps in minimizing costs related to infrastructure, hardware and licensing of SAP HANA reduced data size allows businesses to perform technical migration with low business downtimes with only relevant data present, SAP HANA performs better after technical migration has taken place Step 4: Applying High Implementation Standards • Businesses' technical team needs to deploy high standards when the migration process takes place • The team needs to have a comprehensive understanding of guidelines related to migration • Businesses also must avoid unwanted risks that might occur during the migration of a database as it may result in hindering the smooth migration Step 5: Performing Proof of Concept • The businesses also must perform a "Proof of Concept" in an isolated environment. This helps in validating the migration process on an SAP HANA platform Scan NOW!! to know more
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