Hasso's blog: System Landscape for sERP on HANA provides an overview on the latest developments: https://blogs.saphana.com/2014/09/25/system-landscape-for-serp-on-hana/
SAP provides choices for your SAP HANA deployments:
Pre-installed SAP HANA system by a SAP HANA certified hardware partner as part of the SAP HANA appliance delivery model: SAP HANA Appliances
SAP HANA TDI tailored data center integration as an alternative to the SAP HANA appliance delivery model.
What is the difference between the SAP HANA Appliance Delivery and the SAP HANA tailored data center integration approach?
Using the SAP HANA Appliance Delivery, the Solution validation is performed by SAP and the SAP partner including preconfigured hardware set-up and preinstalled software.
The TDI approach enables the Installation and validation to be performed by the customer’s SAP Certified Technology Specialist, and the customer is in charge to align with the hardware partner on the individual support model.-
Pre-requisite: Training required for TDI
Which hardware options are available for SAP Business Suite powered by SAP HANA?
SAP recommends to use the SAP HANA certified servers as described in the SAP Product Availability Matrix, and provides choice for storage, so customers can re-use existing enterprise storage and also use the same storage for multiple systems besides SAP HANA-based systems.
SAP is extending choice for customers by workingw ith IBM to provide HANA on IBM Power systems. Please see this blog for details:
For a complete list of all certified SAP HANA hardware:
Certified SAP HANA Partner Hardware please click on the orange box Appliance list
Do we need the same specs for non-production systems?
SAP has relaxed the SAP HANA infrastructure requirements for non-production usage, such as development and testing. This enables a majority of commodity infrastructure components available for SAP HANA non-production usage, either in a virtualized or bare metal environment, without certification. Cost-optimized infrastructure for non-production landscape
Are we limited to use Intel Ivy Bridge processors for SAP HANA?
SAP has announced multiple choices from Intel as well as from other vendors.
Sorry, a link will be provided as soon as the technical issues have been resolved.
Largest Production Hardware configuration:
While SAP has run 1PetaByte of data in a single HANA system, in 2013 the largest HW available from the shelf was a 56TB SAP HANA scale-out (multi server) appliance from IBM. SAP does certify larger environments for customer specific scenarios.
In 2014 Intel has released the new generation of Ivy Bridge processors, offically named Intel Xeon E7 v2 processor
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Scale-Up systems with a single server is currently available in the 12TB+ with 120 CPU's + area.
Does SAP certify 3rd-party solutions for external back-up?
In addition to the SAP native HANA back-up solution, SAP offers the interface "Backint" for SAP HANA, which allows partners to use their back-up products. Please see these link for details:
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3rd-part BI and ETL integration:
Does SAP to recommend rather to scale-out or scale-up for a SAP HANA deployment?
Please see this document in the link for more details, in General it is good to have plenty of In-Memory and horsepower (CPU), too.
Vbloc
SGI
HP
IBM:
IBM White Paper: High-end customer landscapes based on SAP HANA
Fujitsu
Cisco:
Hitachi:
NEC:
DELL:
Source: Erich Schneider - SAP HANA System Landscape
Source: SAP HANA Fact Books
Source: SAP S/4HANA: A reimagined suite to reimagine business
Source: SAP S/4HANA Frequently Asked Questions - March 2015, v2
Source: Why ERP EhP7 is the first step to S/4 HANA – Building Your Business Case
Source: Introducing the SAP HANA - System Landscape Guide
Source: Step-by-Step guide to implement HANA Live Modeling Scenarios
Source: SAP HANA Fact Books
Source: SAP S/4HANA: A reimagined suite to reimagine business
Source: SAP S/4HANA Frequently Asked Questions - March 2015, v2
Source: Why ERP EhP7 is the first step to S/4 HANA – Building Your Business Case
Source: Introducing the SAP HANA - System Landscape Guide
Source: Step-by-Step guide to implement HANA Live Modeling Scenarios
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