Install sap license from os
- INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS INSTALL
- INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS MANUAL
- INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS PATCH
- INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS SOFTWARE
- INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS CODE
Any change in a file version would result in a new BOM version being generated.
INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS INSTALL
This creates a detailed description of a product install that can be repeated over time.
INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS PATCH
The BOM, or Bill of Materials, is a manifest that describes an SAP product, at a specific version, with a specific support pack stack, to a specific patch level. Initially Microsoft will provide starter BOM for S/4 HANA 1909 SPS03. The key feature in this preview announcement, is the introduction of a framework that supports the installation of SAP products through the definition of a BOM. Pacemaker Playbook – This Provides for Pacemaker clusterin g, for SUSE and RHEL, to be configured to support High Availability requirements. HSR Playbook – This provides for HANA System Replication in High Availability environments.
INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS SOFTWARE
SCS (or System Communication Server install), DBLOAD (or Database Load phase), PAS (or Primary Application Server install), APP (or Application Server install), WEB (or Web Dispatcher install)ĭatabase Install Playbook, HANA – This provides for the installation of the database software on the database server using the software downloaded during the BOM Processing. SAP Install Playbooks – This group of playbooks addresses each individual phase of the SAP install process, executing sapinst on the appropriate node, in the correct sequence. This task requires a customer provided S-User credential which guarantees an SAP/Customer License check and export control check.
SAP OS Packages, hosts file config, LVM and disk setup, filesystem mounts, SAP users, SAP Notes, kernel settings.īOM Processing Playbook – This provides the framework to read a BOM, download the software binaries from a customer storage account, and preform any required processing on the files, to a shared installation location.īOM Acquisition Playbook – This is a prerequisite task that allows the files specified in the BOM to be downloaded from SAP and stored in the customers storage account. SAP OS Playbook – This provides for the requirements needed to configure the system to install and run the SAP product. Sudoers config, swap space, repository config, package installation, time services, and user accounts. We introduce standardized configuration steps to address callouts in the CIS guidelines and any other generic system administration tasks. OS Playbook – This provides base OS configuration steps, for SUSE and RHEL,Ĭommon to all initial server setups. This allows for a repeatable installation to a specified target version over time.Īdditionally, we build up the story using Ansible Playbooks to achieve modular steps to describe the CAC. A key feature is the introduction of the Bill of Materials, or BOM.īOM – The BOM is a description of an SAP product at a specific version, the install templates, files required for the base install, files needed for standard Basis post processing, and the Database to use. With the addition of CAC, we introduce a modular framework for building up the SAP System. Based on 4 days of elapsed time, this provides a 98% reduction in the time spent to build out an SAP system to the point of a base installation. The capability for other products and databases will follow. For this initial preview release we are focused on S/4 HANA as the pilot product.
INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS MANUAL
This provides an acceleration over a manual process that reduces the total run time, for creating all the infrastructure components to achieving your first logon to the SAP system, to approximately 2 hours.
This modular, phase oriented, task driven approach enables the easy addition of new features and facilitates collaboration. SUSE also contributes the setup automation and configuration for HA setups of SAP HANA and SAP NetWeaver servers, based on the SUSE best practice documentation. With SUSE as a contributing development partner the goal is to address the initial OS configuration and hardening through review of the CIS Guidelines with a SUSE focus, followed by SAP application specific OS requirements. This allows us to continue the journey into the space of configuring the Operating System (OS), applying the SAP specific settings to the OS, and to install the base SAP product.
INSTALL SAP LICENSE FROM OS CODE
Building upon our existing open-source Infrastructure as Code (IAC) deployment of a consistent and standardized platform for running SAP products, we take the journey one step further by introducing a framework for applying Configuration as Code (CAC) to the deployed compute resources.