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A company is running SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC) with a Microsoft SQL Server database on AWS A solutions architect must attach an additional 1 TB Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume. The company needs to write the SQL Server database backups to this EBS volume before moving the database backups to Amazon S3 for long-term storage.
Which EBS volume type will meet these requirements MOST cost-effectively?

  1. Throughput Optimized HDD (st1)
  2. Provisioned IOPS SSD (io3)
  3. General Purpose SSD (gp3)
  4. Cold HDD (sc1)

Answer(s): A



Business users are reporting timeouts during periods of peak query activity on an enterprise SAP HANAdata mart An SAP system administrator has discovered that at peak volume the CPU utilization increases rapidly to 100% for extended periods on the x1.32xlarge Amazon EC2 instance where the database is installed However the SAP HANA database is occupying only 1 120 GiB of the available 1 952 GiB on the instance 10 wart times are not increasing Extensive query

tuning and system tuning have not resolved this performance problem Which solutions should the SAP system administrator use to improve the performance? (Select TWO.)

  1. Reduce the global_allocation_limit parameter to i 120 GiB
  2. Migrate the SAP HANA database to an EC2 High Memory instance with a larger number of available vCPUs
  3. Move to a scale-out architecture for SAP HANA with at least three x1 16xlarge instances
  4. Modify the Amazon Elastic Block Store (Amazon EBS) volume type from General Purpose to Provisioned lOPS for ail SAP HANA data volumes
  5. Change to a supported compute optimized instance type for SAP HANA

Answer(s): B,E



A company is moving to the AWS Cloud gradually. The company has multiple SAP landscapes on VMware. The company already has sandbox, development, and QA systems on AWS. The company’s production system is still running on premises. The company has 2 months to cut over the entire landscape to the AWS Cloud.

The company has adopted a hybrid architecture for the next 2 months and needs to synchronize its shared file systems between the landscapes. These shared file systems include /trans directory mounts, /software directory mounts, and third-party integration mounts. In the on-premises landscape, the company has NFS mounts between the servers. On the AWS infrastructure side, the company is using Amazon Elastic File System (Amazon EFS) to share the common files.

An SAP solutions architect needs to design a solution to schedule transfer of these shared files bidirectionally four times each day. The data transfer must be encrypted.

Which solution will meet these requirements?

  1. Write an rsync script. Schedule the script through cron for four times each day in the on-premises VMware servers to transfer the data from on premises to AWS.
  2. Install an AWS DataSync agent on the on-premises VMware platform. Use the DataSync endpoint to synchronize between the on-premises NFS server and Amazon EFS on AWS.
  3. Order an AWS Snowcone device. Use the Snowcone device to transfer data between the on-premises servers and AWS.
  4. Set up a separate AWS Direct Connect connection for synchronization between the on-premises servers and AWS.

Answer(s): B



A company is planning to move to AWS. The company wants to set up sandbox and test environments on AWS to perform proofs of concept (POCs). Development and production environments will remain on premises until the POCs are completed.

At the company’s on-premises location, SAProuter is installed on the same server as SAP Solution Manager. The company uses SAP Solution Manager to monitor the entire landscape. The company uses SAProuter to connect to SAP Support. The on-premises SAP Solution Manager instance must monitor the performance and server metrics of the newly created POC systems on AWS. The existing SAProuter must be able to report any issues to SAP.

What should an SAP solutions architect do to set up this hybrid infrastructure MOST cost-effectively?

  1. Install a new SAP Solution Manager instance and a new SAProuter instance in the AWS environment. Connect the POC systems to these new instances. Use these new instances in parallel with the on-premises SAP Solution Manager instance and the on-premises SAProuter instance.
  2. Install a new SAP Solution Manager instance and a new SAProuter instance in the AWS environment. Install the Amazon CloudWatch agent on all on-premises instances. Push the monitoring data to the new SAP Solution Manager instance. Connect all on-premises systems and POC systems on AWS to the new SAP Solution Manager instance and the new SAProuter instance. Remove the on-premises SAP Solution Manager instance and the on-premises SAProuter instance. Use the new instances on AWS.
  3. Use AWS Site-to-Site VPN to connect the on-premises network to the AWS environment. Connect the POC systems on AWS to the on-premises SAP Solution Manager instance and the on-premises SAProuter instance.
  4. Add the POC systems on AWS to the existing SAP Transport Management System that is configured in the on-premises SAP systems.

Answer(s): C






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