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Standard configurations for SAP Business Suiteon IBM Power Systems for IBMi

Version 04/2010

- Sized for SAP Business Suite 7 and Unicode


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Goal and Scope of IBM standard configurations

Unified schema of IBM SAP standard configuration scenarios

for AIX, IBM i and Wintel

based on : Realistic SAP solution scenarios

Consistent sizing assumptions

Comparable system concepts

Single Server approach for small landscapes(up to 250 concurrent users)

HA concepts and external storage for larger landscapes

(from 500 concurrent user)


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Configuration Remarks

There is always more than one configuration possible for a specific set of requirements.

Hence, the configurations at hand shall be considered as examples and not as the only validsolutions. Criteria for component selection are SAPS capacity, suitable price and system features,but also WDFM / EOL dates.

The ../eConfig subdirectory contains the CFREPORT for each component suggested herein You can import those into the eConfig tool and modify them according to your needs

Supported IBM i OS Versions are

IBM i V5 ( allow for some throughput degradation for POWER7 based systems)

IBM i V6 IBM i V7

All of the suggested configurations make use of PowerVM allowing to consolidate several OSand SAP instances. PowerVM supports advanced consolidation approaches by:

Isolation of OS and SAP instances against fault conditions

Sharing compute and I/O resources using shared processor pools and Virtual I/O (VIO)capabilities of POWER serversAllowing for a more efficient hardware exploitation by higher server utilization resp.consolidated server capacity.Reducing energy requirements by consolidating multiple single servers and applicationinstances.


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Landscape Overview

Solution components included

Production System Test/QA System for mass test of changes made in development Development System for customer development and SAP customizing SAP Solution Manager, a pre-requisite for administration and support of current

SAP landscapes

IT components included

Virtualized POWER servers Disk storage internal or external attached for all systems above

Optional SAN- or VIOS attached storage subsystems Server adapters need be modified accordingly (contain FC per default)

Tape devices backup/restore of vital SAP data and systems

FC-Switches for larger, clustered setups Ethernet-Switches cannot be offered by IBM as part of this standard configurations Cluster software for selected packages (E, F, G)


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Assumptions for Server Sizing Sizing has been performed using SAP Quicksizer (QS)

using the following activity distribution:

The supported user classes are all active resp. concurrentusers with above activitymix.

As an initial approximation 50% of named (i.e. SAP licensed) users can becounted as concurrent users.

User based SAP QS targets for an average server utilization of 65%. The load isgenerated by 33% interactive dialogue workload and 32 % by background tasks(printing, reporting tasks, batch).

medium

70%

high

10%low

20%

Per SAP Quicksizer User categories thinktime

between two transactions is:

Low user 600 sec

Medium user 30 sec

High user 10 sec


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Assumptions for Server Layout The servers and disks are sized in a way that they cover the production load of thegiven user numbers plus extra capacity for non-production SAP systems. Forthe servers the distribution is like:

For the ECC 6.0 + NetWeaver landscapes (configurations E, F and G) we assumethe following load distribution of the Production system:

100% of users use ECC 6.0 50% of these concurrently use an Enterprise Portal 30% create messages on PI (aka XI) 10% of them create concurrent workload using BI

Above capacity distributions provide guidance for PowerVM LPAR setup.

010203040

5060708090100110120130

Offeredsystemcapacity

Production 100%

Test (QA) 1520%

Development 2..5%


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Assumptions for Disk Sizing and Layout Storage calculations are based on a well-tuned I/O behavior rather than the

required data capacity. According to SAP guideline the assumption made is that about

2 SAPS of server capacity generate 1 disk I/O per second.

Please note that the given data capacity is gross capacity! Dependent on the usage type and selected redundancy (e.g., RAID1, RAID5 etc.) the net

volume for SAP applications and data will be reduced significantly.

The offered N-Series storage devices are featured to support snap functionality. Thisreduces available net capacity, too. The configured servers are equipped with FiberChannel Adapters per default. If your customer prefers NAS-attached devices, remove FC-Adapters and add incremental Ethernet-Adapters instead. Use dedicated Ethernetsegments for N-Disk attachment.


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Configuration Overview, SAN environments

DB licenseincluded

-?Internal disks12* 140GB Disk

Raid-5

520 8203-E4ASolution

Edition 2x@4,232 GB

Blade Center S ,DB licenseincluded

-?Internal BC-S12 * 146GB

1.2 TB

BladeCenterPS700 [email protected] 64 GB

100

User based lic.

DB licenseincluded

-

#5746LT04

Internal disks

6* 140GB DiskRaid-5

520 8203-E4A

SolutionEdition 1x@4,2

16 GB

Blade Center S

User based lic..

DB license inc..

-?Internal BC-S6 * 146GB

1.2 TB

BladeCenterPS700 Express1 @3.0 16 GB

Production

Test (QA)

SolutionManager

BusinessSuite 7

aka

ECC 6.0Enhance-mentPackage

(EHP) 4

25

Suggested Hardware

Clustered

(3tier)BackupDevice

IBM SystemStorage / TB

Usable Space

Remarks:

Allconfigurationsand pricesbased on

German eConfigprofile. Requirelocal adaptions.

SuggestedHardware

IBM PowerSystem- # cpu

cores@GHzMemory

SupportedSAPlandscape

SupportedSAPcomponent

Max.supportedconcurrentusers

Confi-guration

IBM Power Systems for IBMi & Storage Standard Configurations for SAP BS 7 and NetWeaver 7.0 (10Q2010)

In presentation mode klick links to open detailed descriptions and see list pricesklick bullets to see topology

Ab

Cb

Cr

Ar


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Configuration Overview, SAN environments

DB2 licenseincluded

-Ext. StorageSystem

BladeCenterPS700

Express [email protected] GB

Production

Test (QA)

SolutionManager

BusinessSuite 7

aka

ECC 6.0Enhance-

mentPackage(EHP) 4

250

DB license

included

-Ext. Storage

System

520 8203-E4A

SolutionEdition

4x@4,2 64 GB

2*16 IBMi lic. 10of them expressedition, DB2 inc.

yesExt. StorageSystem

2*750 8233-E8B [email protected]

196 GB

2500

2*6 IBMi lic. 4 ofthem expressedition, DB2 inc.



128 GB

Production

Test / QA

Development

Solution

Manager

BusinessSuite 7

BI 7.x

EP

PI1000

2*3 IBMi lic. 2 ofthem expressedition, DB2 inc.



96 GB

500

Suggested Hardware

Clustered

(3tier)BackupDevice

IBM SystemStorage / TB

Usable Space

Remarks:

Allconfigurationsand pricesbased onGerman eConfig

profile. Requirelocal adaptions.

SuggestedHardware

IBM PowerSystem- # cpu

cores@GHz

Memory

Supported SAPlandscape

SupportedSAPcomponent

Max.supportedconcurrentusers

Confi-guration

IBM Power Systems for IBMi & Storage Standard Configurations for SAP BS 7 and NetWeaver 7.0 (10Q2010)

In presentation mode klick links to open detailed descriptions and see list pricesklick bullets to see topology

E

F

G

Db

Dr


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Est. SAP CPU Requirements

0

5.000

10.000

15.000

20.000

25.000

30.000

200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1.000 1.100 1.200concurrent user

SAP

Srequired

ECC

EP

BW

PI

Mix ECC + NW

ECC 6.0 EHP4 (BS7) SAPS and concurrent users covered by configurations

D

The chart depicts the user and SAPS capacity of the suggested standard configurations. The Mix ECC+NW curve represents the module load mix outlined on previous chart, i.e. 100% concurrent user in ECC, 50% EP, 30% PI, 10% BI. Non-Production SAP Systems are not included in the SAPS required y-axis.

The slope in SAPS capacity blocks for larger configs represents about 30% SAPS gain by dynamic resource sharing among components by PowerVM virtualization.

A B C

E

F

G


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GR1 Has to be reworkedGert Ruland; 07.04.2010


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Up to 25 concurrent BS 7 ECC-Users

Production System 8204-E4A

System p520 - 1core

1 x POWER6 core @ 4,7 GHz

16 GB Main Memory (limits max. no. of Users)

6 x IBM 140 GB disks

2x PCI-X DDR Dual - x4 3Gb SAS RAID Adapter

Redundant Power Supplies (2x) and Cooling PowerVM Standard

Management via IVM (Integrated VirtualizationManager using Web-Browser)GB-Ethernet

Ar

click to return to overview

Link toLink to configconfig filesfiles


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Production System

PS700 Express (8406-70Y)

4 x POWER76 core @ 3.0 GHz

32 GB Main Memory

73GB SAS 10K on board disk?

PowerVM Standard

Management via IVM (Integrated VirtualizationManager using Web-Browser)

GB-Ethernet

Cb

klick to return to overview

Blade Center S

12 x 146GB SAS Hot-Swap disks

Redundant Power Supplies (2x) and Cooling

BNT Networks Layer 2/3 Copper Gigabit Ethernet Switch Modules

Redundant (2x) SAS RAID Controller Switch Module


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Up to 100concurrent BS 7 ECC-Users


System p520 - 2core



4 x IBM 146 GB disks 2x PCI-X DDR Dual - x4 3Gb SAS RAID Adapter


PowerVM Standard


Disk- and I/O-System

5886 EXP 12s Expansion Drawer

12 x IBM 146 GB disks @ 15k rpm

Redundant Power and Cooling

Remote I/Oattachment

SCSI

attachment

SCSI RAIDattachment

Backup/Restore

3573-L2U TS3100 Tape Library Express

Ultrium 4 LVD SCSI Drive

Ultrium 4 Data Cartridge (5-pack)

GB-Ethernet

Cr



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Production System

PS700 Express (8406-70Y)

4 x POWER76 core @ 3.0 GHz (3 activated forIBMi)

32 GB Main Memory 73GB SAS 10K on board disk?

PowerVM Standard


GB-Ethernet

Cb

klick to return to overview

Blade Center S

12 x 146GB SAS Hot-Swap disks


BNT Networks Layer 2/3 Copper Gigabit Ethernet Switch Modules

Redundant (2x) SAS RAID Controller Switch Module


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250 concurrent BS 7 ECC-Users


System p520 - 4core



4 x IBM 146 GB disks 2x PCI-X DDR Dual - x4 3Gb SAS RAID Adapter


PowerVM Standard


Disk- and I/O-System

5886 EXP 12s Expansion Drawer

12 x IBM 146 GB disks @ 15k rpm

Redundant Power and Cooling

Remote I/Oattachment

SCSI

attachment

SCSI RAIDattachment

Backup/Restore

3573-L2U TS3100 Tape Library Express

Ultrium 4 LVD SCSI Drive

Ultrium 4 Data Cartridge (5-pack)

GB-Ethernet

Dr



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500 concurrent BS 7 ECC+NW-Users - ClusteredIBM System Storage

DS5100+ EXP5000 Expansions

6 x 16 disks 144 GB @ 15k rpm

Backup/Restore

TS3200 Library, 2 LTO Drive

SAN attached TSM, Tivoli Storage Manager Software

GB-Ethernet

SAN-Switch

IBM TotalStorage SAN16B-2

8 x 4Gbps SW SFP Transceivers


E

FC Switch

SAN Two System 8204-E8A 8 x POWER6 core @ 4,2 GHz

128 GB Main Memory


Redundant Power Supplies (2x) andCooling

PowerVM Enterprise w/ Live Partition

Mobility PowerHA

PowerHADB-Server / SCS &Development System

Application Server &DB/SCS Standby

Hardware Management Console (HMC)

7042-CR5 Rack Mounted HMC

IBM L2240p LCD Monitor

GR2


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1000 concurrent BS 7 ECC+NW-Users - ClusteredIBM System Storage

N3600 A20+ EXN 4000 Expansions

96 disks 300 GB @ 15k rpm

NFS attached,

SnapRestore, FlexClone, CFO

Backup/Restore

N series NLS, N3600 A20, SAN attached

+ EPN4000, 96 disk 1TB SATA

SnapVault

GB-Ethernet

SAN-Switch




F



Ethernet Switch

NAS

Two System 8204-E8A


128 GB Main Memory


Redundant Power Supplies (2x) and

Cooling PowerVM Enterprise w/ Live Partition

Mobility

PowerHA




GR3


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2500

concurrent BS 7 ECC+NW-Users Clustered & Storage VirtualizationIBM System Storage 2 * DS5020

+ EXP520 Expansions

2 * 48 disks 144 GB @ 15k rpm

Backup/Restore

TS3200 Library, 2 LTO Drive

SAN attached TSM, Tivoli Storage Manager Software

Flash Copy Manager

GB-Ethernet

SAN-Switch




G

FC Switch

SAN



SVC 2145

2 node configuration

Flash Copy

Two System 8204-E8A


128 GB Main Memory


Redundant Power Supplies (2x) andCooling

PowerVM Enterprise w/ Live PartitionMobility

PowerHA




GR4


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Optional 19-Racks

Select one model according tocapacity/height requirements:

Configure at least 2 PDUs to supportredundant Power-Supplies in Servers

Configure the correct power attachment

according to customer requirements.


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