A company wants to migrate its SAP landscape from on premises to AWS. What are the MINIMUM requirements that the company must meet to ensure full support of SAP on AWS? (Choose three.)

Question

Options

• AEnable detailed monitoring for Amazon CloudWatch on each instance in the landscape.
• BDeploy the infrastructure by using SAP Cloud Appliance Library.
• CInstall, configure, and run the AWS Data Provider for SAP on each instance in the landscape.
• DProtect all production instances by using Amazon EC2 automatic recovery.
• EDeploy the infrastructure for the SAP landscape by using AWS Launch Wizard for SAP.
• FDeploy the SAP landscape on an AWS account that has either an AWS Business Support plan or

• A
  86% (30)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  3% (1)
• E
  9% (3)

Explanation

SAP and AWS have jointly defined minimum requirements to qualify for full SAP support on AWS: (A) Amazon CloudWatch detailed monitoring must be enabled on each instance-this provides the granular 1-minute metric data SAP needs for performance analysis; (C) the AWS Data Provider for SAP must be installed and running on each instance-it feeds EC2-level metrics (CPU, memory, disk, network) into SAP's monitoring infrastructure (e.g., SAP CCMS, SAP Solution Manager); (F) the AWS account must have at least AWS Business Support or Enterprise Support-this ensures a direct support relationship between AWS and SAP for escalating issues. Options B and E (SAP Cloud Appliance Library, Launch Wizard) are deployment tools that are optional. Option D (EC2 automatic recovery) is a resilience feature but not a mandatory SAP support prerequisite.

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