Slides of my presentation at the first SAP Inside Track in Rome on 07th of Februrary 2015.

1. SAP HANA – project situations
SOME POINTS YOU MIGHT HAVE TO DEAL WITH

2. Hooray! We‘re moving to SAP HANA…
…so now we can do all those incredible things ;-)

3. Some fields

4. Green keeping
- Implement an
authorization concept
linked to this
structure
- Implement a
company wide
package structure for
your repository

5. Care for structure
Further Information
help.sap.com – SAP HANA Authorizations http://bit.ly/16hrGrd
scn.sap.com – How to set up your roles http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-53974
modeler
roles
XS developer
roles
role admin
roles
dev coordinator
roles
support
roles
It matters if you are on-prem or „in the cloud“

6. Access to SAP HANA
- central and strategic platform (unlike other DBs before)
- more interfaces (procedures, XS apps, Hadoop, Excel)
- new users for a database (developers, end-users)
- SAP HANA Studio
- SAP WebIDE

7. SAP HANA XS
SAP HANA Studio && SAP WebIDE
SAP HANA
Studio
Developer/Admin
SAP WebIDE
SAP WebIDE
application
Developer/Admin
DBSL-
Interface
Development coordinator
roll-out strategy
on-prem/on-demand (firewall, routing)

8. New possibilities for software architecture
- code-to-data paradigm: a double-edged sword
- evaluating, learning, sharing
- What about native
HANA artifacts?
Hopefully our applications
will not look like this 

9. Mmmmh, my application seems…
… not to be that incredibly fast…

10. Impacts on your application(s)
- running backup procedures during „high noon“
- virus scans (the classical ones ;-)
- network latencies or lack of bandwith
- system replication setup
- high amount of running background processes
- unloads
So, where do I start?

11. Central
SAP note
2000003
SQL Statement
Collection
1969700
SAP HANA
MiniChecks
1999993
SAP HANA
Performance
2000000
SAP HANA
Administration
Guide
SAP HANA
Developer
Guide
Good helpers for the road

12. SAP HANA System Replication – why is it so
important?
memory
disc
memory
disc
memory
disc
SYNC ASYNC
buffer
tier 1 tier 2 tier 3
I/OI/O
Commit time

13. SAP HANA System Replication – why is it so
important?
memory
disc
memory
disc
memory
disc
SYNCMEM ASYNC
buffer
tier 1 tier 2 tier 3
I/OI/O
Commit time

14. MARTIN STEINBERG | SAP MENTOR
Thank you very much for your attention and enjoy
SAP Inside Track Rome 2015 ;-)
sbg.martin@gmail.com
@SbgMartin