Are you ready to move to Amazon’s public cloud? Find all the information you need to deploy SAP on AWS in this guide! Learn how to design a system that meets your business needs with the AWS Well-Architected Framework. Then, prepare for your migration by reviewing AWS-approved methodologies, approaches, and tools. Finally, you’ll see what daily operations look like on AWS, and get tips for multicloud strategies and SAP workload transformations. Your cloud journey starts here!
- Get to know Amazon Web Services offerings for SAP landscapes
- Design a target cloud architecture, understand migration tools and approaches, and build a resilient SAP cloud environment on AWS
- Operate SAP systems on AWS and transform SAP workloads with cloud-native services
Designing Your System
Understand your business requirements and how they translate to a cloud environment. Review AWS’s deployment models for SAP, as well as connectivity options and SAP-specific services. Build your system from the ground up with the AWS Well-Architected Framework.
Planning Your Migration
Get your migration plans in order! Discover migration frameworks such as the 6R strategy and the cloud adoption framework. Review SAP migration approaches and tools and find solutions for project and portfolio management.
Optimizing Your Operations
Learn to maintain and operate your system after migration. See how you can streamline your deployment and operations with AWS automation tools, and examine use cases and operational considerations for multicloud deployment.
- Cloud deployment
- AWS Well-Architected Framework
- Landing zones
- Architecture
- Migration
- Operations
- Automation
- Multicloud configuration
- Transformation
- Cloud-native services
Ravi Kashyap has been in SAP ecosystem his entire career and has focused on cloud (private and public) over the past decade. He currently works for AWS as an SAP solutions architect. He is also the author of the book SAP on Microsoft Azure, where he shared best practices for migrating and managing SAP workloads in Azure. Having learned multiple clouds for SAP, he is conscious of presenting information in his books for the learner's point of view.
When he's not working, he likes to spend time with his family, listen to podcasts, and read books; his latest favorite is The Alignment Problem: Machine Learning and Human Values, which explores our biases and blind spots with AI.
Rajendra Narikimelli currently serves as an SAP solutions architect at AWS, where he aids SAP customers in harnessing the power of AWS to transition into cloud-native architectures. Prior to this role, he was a services delivery architect in the MaxAttention CoE at SAP America, conducting advisory workshops for premium and large SAP customers. With 22 years of IT experience, he has provided thought leadership to several multinational organizations globally, focusing on the management of complex SAP landscapes.
In his leisure time, he enjoys walking through the aisles of book racks in public libraries. He humorously notes that he is yet to find an official term for this passion!
Rozal Singh has 17 years of hands-on experience in the dynamic realm of SAP and brings a wealth of expertise encompassing the full spectrum of SAP system implementation, management, and operations. His proficiency extends to both cloud-based and on-premises SAP environments, positioning him as a versatile and seasoned professional in the SAP space. Before joining the AWS, Rozal distinguished himself as an SAP technical lead architect and a migration specialist at a consulting company. His career is marked by a steadfast dedication to technology and a keen focus on developing robust architectural foundations to bring his customers' strategic visions to fruition.
Outside of work, Rozal can often be found indulging in the delightful offerings of his 2-year-old's ice cream shop, where the exclusive menu choice, as dictated by his daughter, is always chocolate ice cream. Beyond family ice cream adventures, Rozal is also an enthusiastic soccer fan who dedicates his couple of hours of the weekends to playing the sport at a local meetup group.
