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apprisia · 1 year ago

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govindhtech · 6 months ago

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Protect SAP Workloads with Workload Manager’s assessment

Use the assessment service offered by Workload Manager to protect your SAP setups.

Following best practices is essential as companies move their SAP workloads to the cloud. In this blog article, they explore Google Cloud’s Workload Manager and demonstrate how its automated, rule-based analysis may proactively detect potential misconfigurations and deviations from best practices, thereby helping to protect your SAP workloads.

The function of best practices in preserving the integrity of the SAP workloads

Large-scale cloud deployment configuration and maintenance can be difficult, particularly when operating systems, applications, and infrastructure are all involved. Complicated setups, changing industry standards, and the possibility of human mistake associated with manual labour can all have a detrimental effect on your SAP workloads and ultimately your company.

In the past, misconfigurations were only found and fixed in reaction to a crisis, and frequently required laborious manual inspections. Workload Manager offers a SAP assessment service that can significantly enhance your Google Cloud SAP workloads management capabilities, enabling you to:

Minimise avoidable errors: Adhering to best practices would have prevented or lessened a great deal of problems and disruptions. Perform scans to proactively find possible problems before they become more serious ones.

Safeguard go-lives: To help boost go-live success rates and address problems that can be challenging to fix later, make sure new deployments are validated and configured in accordance with best practices.

Detect drift: Perform routine scans to find any changes or misconfigurations over time.

Minimise operational overhead: To help reduce time spent on laborious manual inspections, automate the validation process.

Workload Manager

An introduction of the Workload Manager evaluation service

The sophisticated rule-based validation service offered by Workload Manager’s evaluation service may automatically evaluate your SAP workloads in comparison to a comprehensive set of operating system, SAP, and Google Cloud best practices.

As new insights are gained and best practices change, the SAP rule catalogue is regularly updated. The supplied rules explore important facets of your SAP setup in the following categories, going beyond basic configuration checks:

SAP General: Guidelines that are applicable to all kinds of SAP workloads, like support requirements and VM setup settings

SAP High Availability: Analyzing cluster setups, failover procedures, and system architectures, these checks help maximize availability and reliability.

HANA & SAP NetWeaver: Logic that recognizes each resource’s role automatically and then verifies it against role-specific specifications including approved machine sizes, disc kinds, and other details

SAP HANA Insights: Perceptive analysis and optimizations for memory allocation, performance evaluations, compression, and other areas

SAP HANA Security Best Practices: Guidelines for assessing HANA’s security posture, covering known vulnerabilities, encryption settings, and access control, among other things Following a scan, an assessment report summarizes the findings and enables you to go more into each rule to see which specific resources passed and failed.

Every rule comprises an explanation of the problem, an assessment of its gravity, and a suggestion along with links to the pertinent files to aid in fixing the issue. Additionally, you have the option to get alerts by email or Pub/Sub on specific triggers, like the discovery of a new issue.

How to use the Workload Manager assessment service

Install the SAP Google Cloud agent on each virtual machine within the scope.

The SAP agent for Google Cloud is a unified agent that handles several tasks associated with executing SAP workloads on Google Cloud. Every virtual machine (VM) running SAP workloads on Google Cloud must have the agent installed and operational (SAP Note 2456406 – SAP on Google Cloud Platform: Support Prerequisites).

The agent also offers optional features, such as the Workload Manager that gathers data for analysis. To ensure that the agent is installed and configured appropriately, consult the following checklist: Install Google Cloud’s SAP Agent.

An automated check to ensure that the agent is installed and configured correctly in every in-scope virtual machine is also included in the assessment report. Run an assessment as instructed below and look for the rule labelled “Verify that Google Cloud’s Agent for SAP is configured appropriately on all instances within the evaluation scope” in the results if you are not sure if you have already finished the aforementioned steps.

Prerequisites and first authorization

Make sure you have finished the following requirements before utilising the Sap Workload Manager assessment service:

Turn on the API for Workload Manager.

IAM Roles: To control access to the assessment service, specify the relevant IAM roles.

Please be aware that Workload Manager makes use of a Service Agent, and depending on the projects and configurations chosen during the following evaluation setup, this agent can require additional IAM rights. An administrator can find it useful to construct the initial assessment and provide any permissions that are missing when asked; this is a one-time requirement per project.

Make an assessment using Workload Manager

Locate Workload Manager > Evaluation in the console by using the search bar at the top or by navigating to the location, which is nested under Compute in the left navigation pane.

To get started, click the New Evaluation icon at the top.

Give the evaluation a name and a description on the Evaluation details tab, then choose “SAP” from the Workload type selection option.

You can choose the project or projects you want to assess and apply filters to further narrow the scope on the Evaluation Scope tab.

You can choose which rules to include in the evaluation on the Evaluation rules tab. You can choose all of the rules if you are unclear which to choose because only those that are pertinent to each resource in scope will be assessed.

Rules designated for SAP HANA, for instance, would not be compared to rules in the SAP NetWeaver category.

Likewise, guidelines for High Availability (HA) wouldn’t be assessed for a system that doesn’t support HA.

You can choose “Does not repeat” if you want to execute this particular evaluation on an as-needed basis, or you can choose how frequently to run it on the Scheduling page.

You can still perform extra assessments as needed, even if you choose a repeating frequency; this won’t affect the planned scans.

You can select to get notifications on the Notifications tab based on different triggers, including when a new issue is discovered, which is coupled with Notification Channels like Slack or email.

Lastly, you can review your choices on the Review tab and click “Create” to close the deal. It could take you a few more minutes to complete the first evaluation you prepare for a project.

When it’s done, you’ll receive a notification that will return you to the assessment dashboard.

Conduct an assessment and review the outcomes

Once a new evaluation has been created, it can be run by choosing it from the evaluation dashboard and clicking “Run,” or, if you have specified a repeating frequency, by waiting for the next scheduled run. After everything is finished, SAP workloads Manager produces an extensive report that shows both areas of compliance and departures from best practices. After that, you can delve more into particular rules to find out exactly what needs to be fixed and which resources passed and failed each check.

Validation of best practices: Going beyond the fundamentals

SAP workloads Manager, together with its recently launched assessment service, is a potent tool for detecting misconfigurations and departures from recommended practices in SAP instances hosted on Google Cloud. Consult the official documentation for troubleshooting advice and answers to frequently asked problems, or contact Google Cloud customer service.

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pixelpioneer · 1 year ago

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Comparative Analysis: VMware vs. Its Key Competitors in 2024

VMware Inc. is a global leader in cloud computing and virtualization technology, offering a range of solutions that enable businesses to build, run, manage, and secure their applications across diverse cloud environments. As a pioneer in the industry, VMware has established a strong market presence, but it faces intense competition from other technology giants and innovative startups. This article provides an in-depth analysis of VMware’s key competitors, examining their strengths, market strategies, and the challenges they pose to VMware’s dominance.

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Microsoft Corporation is one of VMware's most formidable competitors, particularly in the cloud computing and virtualization spaces. Microsoft Azure, the company’s cloud platform, has rapidly gained market share, offering a comprehensive suite of services that rival VMware’s offerings. Azure’s seamless integration with other Microsoft products, such as Office 365 and Windows Server, provides a competitive advantage by creating an ecosystem that is highly attractive to enterprise customers.

Hyper-V, Microsoft’s virtualization platform, is another key competitor to VMware’s vSphere. Hyper-V is widely used by organizations that are already invested in Microsoft’s ecosystem, and its deep integration with Windows Server makes it a compelling choice for many businesses. Microsoft’s strong brand, extensive partner network, and aggressive pricing strategies further enhance its competitive position against VMware.

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Microsoft’s strategic alliances with other technology companies, such as its partnership with SAP, have bolstered its cloud and virtualization offerings. Additionally, Microsoft’s focus on expanding its presence in emerging markets and industries, such as artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things (IoT), positions it as a long-term competitor to VMware. Microsoft’s continuous investment in innovation and its ability to quickly adapt to market trends present ongoing challenges to VMware’s market share.

2. Amazon Web Services (AWS): Dominating the Cloud Landscape

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AWS’s cost leadership strategy, which includes offering competitive pricing and flexible payment options, is a significant competitive advantage. The company’s global reach, with data centers in numerous regions worldwide, allows it to offer localized services and meet the needs of a diverse customer base. AWS’s scale and operational efficiency pose a continuous threat to VMware’s position in the market, particularly as more organizations migrate to cloud-based solutions.

3. Google Cloud: Innovation and Open Source Leadership

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Google Cloud is a rising competitor in the cloud and virtualization space, known for its strong focus on open-source technologies and innovation. Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) is one of the most widely used managed Kubernetes services, providing organizations with a powerful platform for container orchestration. VMware’s Tanzu, which offers Kubernetes solutions, directly competes with GKE, but Google’s leadership in Kubernetes and its extensive contributions to the open-source community give it a competitive edge.

Anthos, Google Cloud’s hybrid and multi-cloud platform, is another significant competitor to VMware’s cloud solutions. Anthos allows organizations to manage applications across on-premises and cloud environments, offering a flexible and scalable alternative to VMware’s offerings. Google’s expertise in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and machine learning further strengthens its position as a competitor to VMware.

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Google Cloud has also been actively expanding its capabilities through strategic acquisitions, such as the purchase of Apigee (an API management platform) and Looker (a data analytics platform). These acquisitions enhance Google Cloud’s ecosystem and provide additional tools that compete with VMware’s solutions. Google’s strong emphasis on developer tools and open-source projects makes it a preferred choice for companies focused on innovation and digital transformation, posing a significant challenge to VMware’s market share.

4. IBM: A Legacy Competitor with a Focus on Hybrid Cloud

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IBM is a legacy competitor in the IT industry, with a long history of providing enterprise solutions. IBM Cloud, the company’s cloud computing platform, competes with VMware’s cloud offerings, particularly in the hybrid cloud space. IBM’s acquisition of Red Hat, a leader in open-source software, has significantly strengthened its position in the cloud and virtualization markets. Red Hat’s OpenShift platform, which is a leading Kubernetes solution, competes directly with VMware’s Tanzu in the container management space.

Enterprise Focus and Industry Expertise

IBM’s deep expertise in enterprise IT, particularly in industries such as finance, healthcare, and government, gives it a competitive advantage in serving large organizations with complex IT needs. IBM’s focus on providing tailored solutions, combined with its extensive portfolio of hardware, software, and services, makes it a strong competitor to VMware. IBM’s commitment to hybrid cloud, AI, and blockchain technologies also positions it as a formidable player in the evolving IT landscape.

Global Services and Consulting

IBM’s global services and consulting business is another area where it competes with VMware. IBM’s ability to provide end-to-end solutions, including cloud migration, IT strategy, and managed services, allows it to offer comprehensive solutions that can compete with VMware’s offerings. IBM’s strong relationships with large enterprises and its focus on long-term partnerships further enhance its competitive position.

5. Citrix Systems: A Direct Competitor in Virtualization

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Citrix Systems is a direct competitor to VMware in the virtualization market, particularly in the areas of desktop and application virtualization. Citrix Hypervisor (formerly XenServer) competes with VMware’s vSphere, offering organizations an alternative for managing virtualized environments. Citrix’s Workspace solutions, which provide secure access to applications and data from any device, also compete with VMware’s Horizon platform.

Focus on Security and User Experience

Citrix has differentiated itself by focusing on security and user experience, particularly in the context of remote work and digital workspaces. Citrix’s solutions are designed to enhance productivity while ensuring secure access to enterprise applications, making them attractive to organizations with a remote or distributed workforce. This focus on security and user experience gives Citrix a competitive edge, particularly in industries such as finance, healthcare, and government.

Strategic Partnerships and Ecosystem

Citrix has established strategic partnerships with leading technology companies, including Microsoft, to enhance its offerings and expand its market reach. These partnerships allow Citrix to integrate its solutions with other enterprise tools, providing customers with a seamless experience. Citrix’s strong partner ecosystem and focus on delivering value to enterprise customers make it a significant competitor to VMware in the virtualization space.

Conclusion: Navigating a Competitive Landscape

VMware Inc. operates in a highly competitive market, facing challenges from some of the largest and most innovative technology companies in the world. While VMware remains a leader in virtualization and cloud computing, its competitors are rapidly evolving and expanding their capabilities. To maintain its competitive edge, VMware must continue to innovate, strengthen its partnerships, and adapt to the changing needs of its customers.

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The latest research study titled Cloud Computing Market 2024: By Size, Trends, Share, Growth, Segments, Industry Analysis and Forecast, 2032 offers a comprehensive analysis of a rapidly growing industry. The report includes a detailed overview section outlining the purpose of the study, key objectives, and the scope of the analysis. Also, it highlights the market’s significance in the broader industry context and details the major trends shaping the landscape of the industry. The research report uses pictorial representations such as charts, graphs, and tables to help readers comprehend the information easily and make strategic decisions.

The research report presents qualitative data and key statistics related to the industry. It includes growth rate, current Cloud Computing Market size, and forecasts for future growth. Also, statistical information on unit sales, revenue shares, market shares of leading players and other important metrics have been provided in the study. Furthermore, the study taps into first-hand data for a more detailed analysis of the market. The report serves as a vital document for anyone interested or involved in the industry.

Market Stats: Global Cloud Computing Market size and share is currently valued at USD 631.08 billion in 2023 and is anticipated to generate an estimated revenue of USD 2283.40 billion by 2032, according to the latest study by Polaris Market Research. Besides, the report notes that the market exhibits a robust 15.4% Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) over the forecasted timeframe, 2024 - 2032

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Competitive Landscape:

This section of the research report offers a thorough analysis of the competitive landscape of the market. It identifies and profiles major industry participants, covering their market share, key strengths, and weaknesses. Besides, factors like product offerings, distribution channels, and pricing strategies have been covered. The research study examines recent market activities like mergers, acquisitions, and collaborations to understand their impact on the industry dynamics. Besides, SWOT analysis has been included in the report to help stakeholders identify the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of key industry participants.

The major players operating in the Cloud Computing Market are:

Adobe Inc.

Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.

Amazon.com Inc.

CenturyLink

DigitalOcean

DXC Technology

Fujitsu

Google LLC

Infor

International Business Machines Corporation

Joyent

Microsoft Corporation

NEC Corporation

Open Text Corporation

Oracle Corporation

OVHcloud

Rackspace Technology

Salesforce.com Inc.

SAP SE

Skytap

Tencent

Virtustream

VMware Inc.

Workday Inc.

Zoho Corporation Pvt. Ltd.

Market Dynamics:

Growth Drivers: The research report covers all the major factors anticipated to drive the growth of the market. Besides, key industry trends and developments have been included in the report.

Technological Advancements: The study sheds light on all the major technological advancements projected to boost the Cloud Computing Market growth. Also, innovations and new product introductions by key industry participants have been detailed.

Regulatory Policies: The impact of regulatory changes and policies on the industry’s development has been examined and analyzed in the study for a more thorough market understanding.

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Key Questions Answered in the Report:

How much is the Cloud Computing Market worth?

At what CAGR is the market projected to grow over the estimated period?

What factors contribute to the growth of the industry?

Which region is anticipated to hold the largest share of the market?

Which industry segment is projected to witness the fastest market growth?

What are the key opportunities and trends industry participants might encounter?

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IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for VPCs Use 4th Gen Intel Xeon

The range of IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for Virtual Private Clouds is being shaken up by new 4th Gen Intel Xeon processors and dynamic network bandwidth.

With great pleasure, IBM is thrilled to announce that the fourth generation of Intel Xeon CPUs are now available on IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for Virtual Private Clouds. IBM customers now have the ability to provision Intel’s most recent micro architecture within their very own virtual private cloud. This allows them to get access to a variety of performance benefits, such as increased core-to-memory ratios (21 new server profiles) and dynamic network bandwidth that is only available through IBM Cloud VPC. For those who are following track, that is three times as many provisioning options as their present Intel Xeon CPUs, which are of the second generation. Take a look around.

Are these servers made of bare metal suitable for my needs?

In addition to having rapid provisioning, excellent network speeds, and the most secure software-defined resources that are accessible within IBM, IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for Virtual Private Clouds are hosted on their most recent and developer-friendly platform. Every single one of your central processing units would be based on the 4th gen Intel Xeon processors, which IBM initially introduced on IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for traditional infrastructure in conjunction with Intel’s day-one release product.

The traditional IBM Cloud infrastructure is distinct from the IBM Cloud Virtual Private Cloud. More suitable for large, steady-state, predictable activities that call for the highest possible level of customisation is this method. However, IBM Cloud Virtual Private Cloud is an excellent solution for high-availability and maximum elasticity requirements. Take a look at this brief introduction video to get a better understanding of which environment would be most suitable for your workload requirements.

The customisation choices available to you include five pre-set profile families, which contain your number of CPU instances, RAM, and bandwidth, in the event that IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for Virtual Private Cloud turns out to be your preferred choice. What sets IBM Cloud apart from other cloud services is the fact that each profile provides you with DDR-5 memory and dynamic network bandwidth ranging from 10 to 200 Gbps. For tasks that require a significant amount of CPU power, such as heavy web traffic operations, production batch processing, and front-end web servers, compute profiles are the most effective solution.

Balanced profiles are designed to provide a combination of performance and scalability, making them a great choice for databases of a moderate size and cloud applications that experience moderate traffic.

Memory profiles are most effective when applied to workloads that require a significant amount of memory, such as large cache and database applications, as well as in-memory analytics.

When it comes to running small to medium in-memory databases and OLAP, such as SAP BW/4 HANA, very high profiles are the most effective solutions.

Large in-memory databases and online transaction processing workloads are both excellent for ultra-high profiles because they offer the most memory per core.

For these bare metal servers, what kinds of workloads do you propose they handle?

Over the course of this year, IBM’s beta programme was exposed to a wide variety of workloads; nonetheless, there were a few noteworthy success stories that particularly stood out:

Building on top of IBM Cloud, VMware Cloud Foundation These workloads required a high core performance, interoperability with VMware, licencing portability, a smaller core count variety, and a Generic operating system, which IBM just recently launched. In a dedicated location, they conducted tests for VMware managed virtual cloud functions (VCF) as well as build-your-own VMware virtual cloud functions (VCF).

They were happy with the customisation freedom and benchmark performance enhancements that backed up their findings. During the second half of the year, these workloads will be accessible on Intel Xeon profiles of the fourth generation within the IBM Cloud Virtual Private Cloud.

With regard to HPCaaS, this workload was one of a kind, and IBM believe that it is a primary use case for this distribution. Terraform and IBM Storage Scale were used in their tests to see whether or not they could get improved performance. They were delighted with the throughput improvement and the agile provisioning experience between platforms and networking.

The task of providing financial services and banking necessitated both powerful and dedicated system performance, as well as the highest possible level of security and compliance. After conducting tests to determine capacity expansion, user interface experience, security controls, and security management, they were thrilled to find that production times had been reduced.

Beginning the process

In the data centres of IBM Cloud Dallas, Texas, bare metal servers powered by 4th gen Intel Xeon processors are currently accessible. Additional sites will be added in the second half of the year 24. The IBM Cloud Bare Metal Servers for Virtual Private Cloud catalogue allows you to view all of the pricing and provisioning options for their new 4th Gen Intel Xeon processors and save a quote to your account. As an alternative, you could start a chat and obtain some answers right now. Within their cloud documents, you can find more information by reading their getting started guides and tutorials.

Spend one thousand dollars in IBM Cloud credits

If you are an existing customer who is interested in provisioning new workloads or if you are inquisitive about deploying your first workload on IBM Cloud VPC, then you should be sure to take advantage of their limited time promotion for IBM Cloud VPC. By entering the promotional code VPC1000 within either the bare metal or virtual server catalogues, you will receive USD 1,000 in credits that may be used towards the purchase of your new virtual private cloud (VPC) resources. These resources include computing, network, and storage components. Only profiles based on the second generation of Intel Xeon processors and profiles from earlier generations are eligible for this promotion, which is only available for a limited period.