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Organization and Disclaimer Description Product Organization: SAP Business Solutions and Technology (BST) Large Enterprises: SAP Business Suite, SAP Large Enterprise On Demand SME: SAP All in One, SAP Business byDesign, SAP Business One Technology: SAP Business Objects, SAP NetWeaver Description Organization: SAP BST Innovation Center Explore innovation potential of new market and technology trends including On Demand, Virtualization, Cloud Computing, Web 2.0, Co-Innovation Communities, Rich User Experiences Description Disclaimer 1. The following content represent ideas and prototypes – not product announcements or commitments to productize 2. SAP is very interested in understanding the use cases and requirements you see. © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 3 7. ConclusionsCloud Computing Agenda Theme What could you do, if SAP would incorporate advanced forms of virtualization into our product and service offerings? © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 4 8. Cloud Computing Definition Application Providers Platform Providers Infrastructure Providers Service Providers 400,000 Developers + ISVs Definition from Consumer Perspective Trends Cloud Computing allows On Demand Software Provisioning with Zero-Installation & Automatic Configuration at low cost and immediate access in Scalable Data Centers. Selected Cloud Consumers & ISVs © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 5 9. Trends and Value of Cloud Computing Increase Business Agility, Increase R&D Efficiency Utility Computing On Demand Fulfillment Industrialization of IT From inflexible and long-term contracts to payment of metered usage From long running customer projects to immediate fulfillment of customer needs From Manufacturing to Automation and Standardizationof IT Business Value Breakthrough Consumption Experience of SAP Solutions Reduce IT Costs/CAPEX for SAP, Customers and Partners © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 6 10. Traditional Hosting vs. Amazon CloudHosting Costs of ERP for Development Traditional Hosting © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 7 11. Cloud ScalabilityAmazon Customer: Animotohttp://blog.animoto.com/ On April 14th 2008 Animoto provided a new plugin for facebook … © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 8 12. Impact on SAP Business Solutions and Technology Description Business Needs Improve R&D Efficiency Minimize Cost of consuming SAP Solutions (TCO) New Product Innovations New Service Innovations Opportunities Phase 1: SAP R&D Phase 2: Customer/Partner POC Phase 3: Products/Service Provide SAP Internal Cloud Piloting with SAP NetWeaver CE Reduce IT Costs Increase Developer Efficiency March 2009: Validate value of Cloud Enablement with customers and partners Potential for new products and services Status > 300 SAP employees as direct users from 16 countries > 4000 systems provisioned > 180.000 €Hosting Cost Savings Customer Validation started © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 9 20. On Demand: Provisioning of productive services© SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 10 21. SAP Employee Cloud Self Service DEMO 1 SAP Amazon AWS (Cloud Infrastructure) SAP Employee SAP Employee SAP Network Cloud Segment Metering Provisioning Configuration SAP Solutionhosted on EC2 SAP Cloud Enabling Services powered by SAP NetWeaver CE Amazon Network Amazon Web Services [ ec2 | s3 | SQS ] Configuration Metering Virtualization © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 11 23. No single Cloud Infrastructure today is ideal for all use cases (SLAs, Integration, Costs) 24. Every Cloud Infrastructure so far has significant proprietary elements in their interface, creating lock-in effect for consumers 25. SAP, Customers and Partners are interested in Standardization of Cloud APIsSAP Employee SAP Employee Metering Provisioning Configuration SAP Solution SAP Cloud Enabling Services powered by SAP NetWeaver CE ! ! Cloud Infrastructure Configuration Metering Virtualization © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 12 26. Cost Characteristics of Cloud InfrastructuresReal World Examples of using one SAP ERP System © SAP 2009 / Page 13 Monthly Consumption Customer Demo incl. 1 week Development 7.5% Local Development 10h / Workday 30.0% Central Systems 24h / 7 days 100% Workshop 1 day 1.4% 27. Cloud Production Chain(SAP Internal) Suite Composite SAP NetWeaver Deploy Deploy OS + NW OS Create Appliance Create Appliance Instantiate Instantiate OS + SAP NetWeaver OS + NW + Suite Composite New Content Cloud Instances Virtual Appliance Library Operating System © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 14 28. Effect Automated Functional Tests(SAP Internal) Parallelize test case execution via Cloud Computing at No additional cost Allocated machines Automated Test Controller Cloud Services Amazon ec2 Virtualization T T T T T T T T Legend Test Case time Machine 8 night hours © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 15 29. Ideal Cloud Computing Infrastructure ApplicationVirtualization Abstraction Layer Automatic Operations Hardware Virtualization Abstraction Layer (HW) Virtualization, Application Virtualization and Cloud Computing SAP Solution & Platform Operating System Hardware Reap the benefits & Do not pay the price of complexity © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 16 30. SAP NetWeaver CE in the Cloud Trial Usage DEMO 2 Customer in control of SAP Cloud Account Administrator Customer SAP Amazon Virtual Appliance: Developer Studio SAP Employee NWDS VPN Client Cloud Plugin SOA Interface VPN Server NW CE Metering Provisioning Configuration SAP Cloud Services hosted on EC2 and powered by SAP NetWeaver CE Customer: SAP NetWeaver CEhosted on EC2 Amazon Web Services Configuration Metering © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 17 31. Cloud Segments SAP SAP Cloud Firewall Cloud Segment Appliance Cloud Accounting & Operations (Multi-Tenant) Gate Gate VPN ISV Firewall Cloud Segment Appliance Gate Gate Gate VPN Customer Firewall Cloud Segment Appliance Gate Gate VPN Gate= Appliance for Secure Network Integration © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 18 32. Cloud Landscape: CRM CRM Application Analytics CRM Server TREX Server BW Server CRM DB BW DB DEMO 3 SAP CRM Landscape <Landscape name=“CRM Landscape" description=“Experimental CRM Landscape" > <Servers> <Server id=“CRM_Application" imageid="ami-abb057c2:snap-addf37c4" description=“CRM" /> <Server id=“CRM_Analytics" imageid="ami-abb057c2:snap-acdf37c5" description=“Analytics"> <Param name="hostname.ISABW.cloud.sap.corp" value=“CRM_Application" type="put" /> <Param name="hostname.ISASLES.TCS.SAPCOD.CORP" value="CRM_Application" type="get" /> </Server> </Servers> </Landscape> © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 19 33. Cloud Landscape: SAP NetWeaver Cluster DEMO 4 SAP NetWeaverCluster SAP NetWeaver Web Dispatcher SAP NetWeaverCentral Instance SAP NetWeaverDialog Instance SAP MaxDB Instance © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 20 35. Cloud Landscape: Dynamic SAP NetWeaver Cluster Load Monitoring Service Dynamic Provisioning Controller Provisioning Service DEMO 5 SAP NetWeaverCluster SAP NetWeaver Web Dispatcher SAP NetWeaverDialog Instance SAP NetWeaverCentral Instance SAP MaxDB Instance Amazon Web Services © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 22 36. Usage of SAP Employee Self ServiceRecent Survey Result © SAP 2009 / Page 23 40. mail to: frank.stienhans@sap.com © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 24 41. Thank you! © SAP 2008 / DKOM 08 / <Session ID> Page 25 © SAP 2009 / SAP World tour / Page 25 Editor's Notes There are 3 trends behind Cloud ComputingIndustrialization of IT: standardizing and automating manual processes in the IT BusinessUtility Computing: from inflexibile and long-term contracts to metering of resource usage and payment based on usageOn Demand Fullfillment: from long running customer projects to immediate fulfillment of customer needsThis results in value-It increases R&D Efficiency as Software & Hardware provisioning does not require planning any more. It increases agility of R&D-These new capabilities allow defining an entirely new consumption experience of SAP solutions-In addition the high degree of efficiency in the Cloud Computing principles result in massive cost reduction for SAP, customers and Partners When used 24/7, Amazon EC2 costs <50% Traditional HostingMost important the curve is linear.When used for days or hours at a time, costs drop very dramatically: e.g., to 15% for a typical work week. Demo: Provisioning of an ERP systemUsage MeteringBilling Standardized Cloud API, Allowing Innovation on Massive Scale on providing Software SolutionsThe great successes of Standardization: USB, DirectX Virtualization has a clear value proposition in lowering costs and it has a great future.At the same time Virtualization increases the complexity of IT.What you should get is something what allows you to reap the benefits of virtualization without getting in touch with the complexity of operations underneath.And that is the primary focus of this project. The same cloud services we just enhanced it to be a Multi-Tenant application, build using SAP NetWeaver CE running in the Amazon CloudI will leverage here in a Virtual Appliance: Developer StudioI want to highlight here another trend, called desktop application virtualization, which packages desktop applications and makes them redistributable. The difference to normal virtualization is that it does not contain the operating system, so I do not have to deal with the challenges of redistributing an OS: Unix, Linux, Windows and also not how to patch them.Another value I experienced yesterday. Literally at the San Francisco Airport waiting for my flight to London, my laptop died. I shot a mail to Darren, requesting a looner laptop for the presentation today.It took IT 1 ½ hours to provide me with a laptop only with Windows and Office installed. It took me 5 min to copy one virtual appliance file from my old harddisk to the new laptop, and this scenario was running again.