Check SAP readiness before migration waves begin
Use the SAP on AWS readiness checklist to review inventory, HANA sizing, integrations, security, backup, recovery and cutover planning.
Read the readiness checklist
_____what we did…
Minimized downtime; validated post-migration app consistency.
Clean installs with database restore to reduce technical debt.
Multi-volume EBS layout (data, logs, binaries) + Provisioned IOPS for throughput.
AWS Dedicated Hosts (m6i) + 3-Year Savings Plans to maximize SQL/Windows licenses.
Segregated subnets; ALB fronting SAPRouter; KMS encryption; CloudTrail, Config, GuardDuty.
Automated full/log backups to S3; EDR to UAE region; semi-annual DR tests.
Proven SAP ERP migrations on AWS with performance-first design.
Least-privilege IAM, encrypted data, and audited changes baked in.
Rightsized instances and long-term commitments that reduce TCO.
On-premises SAP ERP 6.0 EHP7 constrained by storage, availability, and security gaps.
Single-disk database volumes throttled IOPS, impacting batch jobs and dialog response times.
Production risk due to lack of redundancy; maintenance windows caused outsized downtime.
Backups ran manually, increasing RPO/RTO exposure and operational effort.
Direct public IP access to SAPRouter and flat network segmentation.
Microsoft/SQL licensing value left on the table due to hardware constraints.
By migrating to AWS, Ahmad A. Abed Holding transformed their SAP infrastructure into a robust, modern, and cost-effective environment. They now benefit from:
_____Final Thoughts
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