Best Practice 11.1 – Monitor failures
of the SAP application, AWS resources, and connectivity
Monitoring for failures of the SAP application, AWS resources, and connectivity helps you to react to failures or potential failures in a timely manner.
Suggestion 11.1.1 – Use AWS Personal Health Dashboard and notifications
The AWS Health Dashboard
The dashboard also provides forward looking notifications, and you can set up alerts
across multiple channels, including email, so that you receive timely and relevant
information to help plan for scheduled changes. For example, in the event of AWS hardware
maintenance activities that impact one of your Amazon EC2
Suggestion 11.1.2 – Evaluate AWS services to understand the health of your SAP system
AWS provides a number of management and
governance
Refer to the Operational Excellence pillar for more details:
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SAP Lens [Operational Excellence]: Best Practice 1.1 - Implement prerequisites for monitoring SAP on AWS
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SAP Lens [Operational Excellence]: Best Practice 1.4 - Implement workload configuration monitoring
Suggestion 11.1.3 – Evaluate the capability of SAP tools to monitor failures
Tools from SAP, such as Solution Manager and Landscape Manager, allow you to view any monitoring data in the context of the application. The following monitoring solutions are available from SAP. Review any additional licensing costs as part of the evaluation of these tools.
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SAP Documentation: SAP Focused run
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SAP Documentation: SAP Solution Manager
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SAP Documentation: SAP Landscape Manager (LaMa)
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SAP Note: 2574820 - SAP Landscape Management Cloud Manager for Amazon Web Services (AWS)
[Requires SAP Portal Access]
Suggestion 11.1.4 – Evaluate third-party tools for AWS and SAP monitoring
The following monitoring solutions are available from the AWS Marketplace. You should evaluate these and other third-party tools.
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AWS Documentation: Monitoring Solutions in AWS Marketplace