Achieving Zero RPO for Your SAP ASE Databases Using Amazon FSx for NetApp ONTAP
In today’s landscape, organizations utilizing SAP Adaptive Server Enterprise (ASE) databases are increasingly exploring the options of rehosting and refactoring within AWS. This shift has gained momentum, driven by various factors, including the recent announcements regarding the cessation of mainstream support from SAP. While the benefits of migrating to open-source databases are enticing, it often necessitates a thorough assessment of existing workloads. For further insights, consider checking out this other blog post that delves into related topics.
Integrating an SAP ASE Database with Amazon S3 via AWS Storage Gateway
by Jason Lee and Priya Kumar
on 23 AUG 2022
in Amazon EC2, Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3), AWS Storage Gateway, Intermediate (200), Storage, Technical How-to
Businesses operating with SAP ASE databases (formerly Sybase ASE) routinely perform database backups to ensure compliance with disaster recovery (DR) and data protection regulations. Many critical operations necessitate extended backup retention periods to fulfill regulatory mandates. However, maintaining these backup files on-premises can lead to increased storage capacity challenges and higher costs. For expert guidance on this subject, refer to this authoritative resource. Additionally, this video provides valuable information that can enhance your understanding of the integration process.
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