Dr. Matthias Melich, SAP Active Global Support ASUG, May 16, 2011 SAP Solution Manager 7.1 First Experiences from Beta Customers
Dr. Matthias Melich, SAP Active Global SupportASUG, May 16, 2011
SAP Solution Manager 7.1 First Experiences from Beta Customers
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IT Management by SAPApplication Lifecycle Management as the Gravity Center of IT Management
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What’s new with SAP Solution Manager 7.1Along the ALM Processes – More value for SAP Enterprise Support
Template Management Comparison & Adjustment for Template Roll-in changes from projects
Change Control Management Quality Gate Management to control various changes Process flexibility for Change Request Management New mechanism for the Change and Transport System Configuration Validation and Change Analysis
Application Incident Management ITIL IT Service Management aligned Highly configurable web-client user interface Additional service document functions
Solution Implementation New modeling capability for Business Blueprint Implementing Business Functions Integration with the service messages
Business Process Operations BPO Dashboards with Alert Inbox Business Process Analytics Cross Database Comparison Job Control and Schedule Management Data Volume Management Work Center
Solution Documentation Wider analysis scope of Solution Documentation Assistant Reverse Business Process Documentation Upload interface to build an initial Business Blueprint structure
Maintenance Management Maintenance Optimizer for complicated landscapes System Recommendations
Test Management Higher efficiency to manage test phases efficiently Test Automation Framework with 3rd party tools Test Scope Identification & Optimization with BPCA
Upgrade Management Custom Code Lifecycle Management Integration of Upgrade Dependency Analyzer
Technical Operations New Infrastructure for Technical Monitoring and Alerting End User Experience Monitoring Technical Administration and Analytics New user interface for Root Cause Analysis
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SAP Solution Manager 7.1 – Highlights
IT Service Management based on SAP CRM7.0 EHP1• ITIL aligned IT Service Management and ALM Processes• Easy extension to CRM capabilities, aligned with the release strategy of SAP Business Suite
Simplified User Interface• Fully Work Center Enabled• Change and Incident Management : Complete web-based user interface • Test Management : New intuitive user interface for Tester Worklist• Enhanced Business Blueprinting: Easily blueprint your solution with one BPMN compliant tool
New Monitoring and Alerting Infrastructure• Avoid alert flooding with one central infrastructure and correlation / aggregation of alerts• Minimize TCO and “Run SAP like a Factory” with a minimum of FTEs
Seamless integration with non-SAP technologies• Test Management : IBM Rational, Worksoft, as well as HP Quality Center• Incident Management : HP Service Manager, IBM Tivoli, RealTech Infrastructure Management• Solution Documentation : IBIS Content integration to enhance usage analysis
Extended usage rights• Single point of contact to cover the IT Service Management
Integration
Ease of Use
Efficiency
Openness
Scope
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SAP Solution Manager 7.1 Delivery Plan
Timeline
Aug ‘11
Sept ‘11
Oct ‘10
Nov ‘10
Dec ‘10
Jan ‘11
Feb ‘11
Mar ‘11
April ‘11
May ‘11
June ‘11
July ‘11
Start of Ramp Up
Beta Program
Non-productive usage
Ramp Up
Wave 1
Wave 2
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Oct ‘11
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Customer Feedback and Successes achieved
Improve Upgrade Tools
Certain Functionality not stable in SP00
Proof of concept of Test Management
Technical Operations established
Alerting integrated into HP Operations Manager
Upgrade of ABAP and JAVA are now unified in one tool, SOLMAN_UP
Required delta now included in SP01
Test Automation Framework signed off by Customer Senior Management
Customer operations now managed by SAP Solution Manager
Monitoring and Alerting proof of concept was successful
Technical OperationsNew Infrastructure for Technical Monitoring and Alerting
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Technical OperationsWhat is the process behind…MonitorProactive real-time monitoring
System, DBMS and Host Monitoring
End User Experience Monitoring
Connection Monitoring
Process Integration Monitoring
Business Intelligence Monitoring
Solution Manager Self Monitoring
AdministrateOptimize excellence of technical operations
Task Inbox
Down Time and Work Mode Management
IT Calendar
Notification Management
Central Tool Access
AnalyzeLower mean time to problem resolution
End-to-End Change Analysis
End-to-End Workload Analysis
End-to-End Exception Analysis
End-to-End Trace Analysis
NotifyReactive handling of critical events
Unified Alert Inbox
Alert correlation and propagation
Central Template Maintenance
Open data provider and alert consumer
Report
Technical Reporting EarlyWatch Alert (for Solutions)
Interactive reporting
Customer specific reporting
Management Reporting Document based SLA reporting
Interactive SLA Reporting
Management Dashboard
Technical Monitoring & Alerting Root Cause Analysis Technical Administration
Prove value to business
Incident Management
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Technical Operations – Customer Experiences
Dashboards for Critical Application E2E monitoring SAP System data End-user data
Weekly Statistics Statistics are provided for End to End Application Monitoring
including availability and performance such as: Trend Analysis Comparison between locations Isolate infrastructure issues Accurate data for SLA reporting Increased quality of support
Application 01 02 03 04
Week
Display Sales Order (System)
Display Sales Order (End-Users)
The new alerting & new IT performance reporting was easy to setup and configure
Alerts started right away
Provides much improved alerting infrastructure
We have been very impressed with the implementation of Solution Manager 7.1 and the technical monitoring implementation
The more and more we dig into the technical monitoring the more excited we are about what we can do to monitor our systems
What customers did ... ... and what they found
User Interface and OpennessImpact on Incident Management, Change Management, Blueprinting and Testing
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Key steps achieved with SAP Solution Manager 7.1
SAP Solution Manager 7.1
CRM 7.01
SAP Solution Manager 7.0
Integration of ITSM and ALM
ITSM
ALM
State of the art Service DeskSimple but flexible User InterfaceUsage rights that cover the complete
customer solutionExtendable to ITSM
SAP Solution Manager integrates Application Lifecycle Management and IT Service Management processes on a single platform
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Impact on IT Service Management processes
Impact on incident and change request management in SAP Solution Manager 7.1 UIs are upgraded from SAP GUI to SAP CRM Web UI New transaction types in 7.1 replace the 7.0 transaction types New functions in 7.1 are only available in the SAP CRM Web
UI with new transaction types There is no automatic migration from 7.0 transaction types,
but large parts of 7.0 customizing can be reused
NewTransaction
Type
…process old tickets until they are closed…
After upgrade to SAP Solution Manager 7.1
…ticket processing…
transition phase
OldTransaction
TypeOld
TransactionType
NewTransaction
Type
<< create >>
<< create >>
Impact of Upgrade on Incident Management
To minimize the impact of these changes for customer projects, SAP offers a transition phase You can process existing tickets based on 7.0
transaction types within the Work Center UI or SAP GUI, until they are closed You create new tickets with the 7.1 object types and
process them with the SAP CRM Web UI The SAP Solution Manager Work Centers remain
the standard UI for all ALM processes
Customers can go at their own pace
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New Features in Change Request Management• New web user interface and improved usability
• Enhanced search capabilities (incl. full text search)
• Support for multiple approval procedures, with workflow integration
• Support for multiple scope items per Request for Change
• Template support
• Better ALM integration: Test Management and Quality Gate Management
• Enhanced transparency between change document and backend
• Display of transports and tasks in every change document
• Enhanced reporting: Enablement of reporting based on context data (scenarios, business processes, steps)
• Expert Mode for Cross-System Object Lock customizing and settings
• Enhanced Retrofit functionality, to provide more automation functionalities
• Usage rights extended to customer solution and full scalability beyond customer solution IT-wide usage enablement through multilevel categorization (not limited to SAP components)
General Change document introduced
Customer
Incident &Service Request
Management
Incident &Service Request
ManagementService LevelManagementService LevelManagement
Installed-Base & Object
Management
Installed-Base & Object
Management
Knowledge ManagementKnowledge
Management
ChangeManagement
ChangeManagement
Problem Management
Problem Management
Customer
Incident &Service Request
ManagementService LevelManagement
Installed-Base & Object
Management
Knowledge Management
ChangeManagement
Problem Management
Template
Quality Gate Management Change Request Management
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First Experiences with ChaRM after UpgradeFor customized workflows in the customer namespace, the following settings have to be adjusted after the upgrade:
If the customized workflows were not copied in the customer namespace:The customization will be overwritten during the upgrade.Therefore the customization must be saved BEFORE the upgrade.For instance a transport could be saved with the customization, so that this transport can later be re-imported (with care).
Custom Setting Estimated Effort
Transaction Type Copy to new BUS Type (1 hour)
Partner Determination Procedure Copy to new BUS Type (1 hour)
Status Profile Copy (1 hour)
Date Profile Copy (1 hour)
Text Determination Procedure Copy (1 hour)
Action Profile Copy to new BUS Type (1 hour)
Conditions Cannot be copied, create new (1-2 days)
Screen Profile Cannot be used create new ( 4 hours)
Transaction & Screen Variant Cannot be used create new (1 day)
Subject Profile obsolete
Additional Fields Cannot be used create new (x days)
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XEnhanced business blueprint for the SAP solution
SAP business process expert
Non-SAP users
SAP business process expert
SAP users
SAP Solution Manager 7.0
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SAP Solution Manager 7.1 as the
Single Source of Truth
Enhanced business blueprint for the whole customer solution
SAP business process expert
Non-SAP users
SAP business process expert
SAP users
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SAP Business Process BlueprintingNew Business Process Blueprinting RCP client
ClassicSAPGUI
Federation of BPR, project directory, SAP Solution Maps and SOA content
Best-in-Classusable RCP client providing graphical modeling capabilities
Co-existence of ClassicSAPGUI and new RCPclient
Modeling of Non-SAPand SAP processes
Model Federation – SAP Solution Composer Server
ProjectDirectoryBPR Solution
Directory
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Pre-requisites and experiences SAP BPB
Setup and Installation During ramp-up a dedicated add-on must be installed and configured on top of Solution
Manager 7.1 After ramp-up the add-on is automatically included The Business Process Blueprinting client must be installed on each client PC for those
business process experts who graphically blueprint heterogeneous Business Process.
First Feedback“For the installation, I just downloaded the install package for the front-end (around 90 MB) and it installed in minutes. The only requirements I see is that the Solution Manager be 7.1 and a project be existing already to connect to. I was up and working in minutes.”
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Test Automation Framework
CertifiedInterface
Test capabilities provided by SAP Solution Manager allow you to reduce cost and number of errors in the production system while improving the test coverage.
Optimized TestingThrough Scope Optimization and Test Automation
Business Processes
Smooth integration with best-of-breed test tools Scheduled execution of unattended automated
tests – also for remote locations Change Impact Analysis and Workflow to trigger
repair activities for damaged test cases
3rd PartyTest Automation
Tools
Test scope reduction of 30-50% at 100% test coverage Accelerated, risk-based test-scope identification
for regression tests
Business Process Change Analyzer
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"We were very pleased with our initial review of the test automation framework functionality within the SAP Solution Manager 7.1 release. The delivery of test automation framework supports our shared vision of end to end testing.“ Warren Kaufmann, Director, Global Governance, Colgate-Palmolive
First Customer ExperienceColgate-Palmolive, Inc.
Management Dashboards InfrastructureOptimize solution-wide usage with Management Dashboards
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Management Dashboard and Operation Control Center
Management DashboardManage Operational Efficiency Is IT on top of projects and operations? Budget, capacity and skill development on track?
Operation Control Center Selected auto refreshing status monitors Automatic diagnosis of core business process
health and system landscape Only two Operation Experts required per shift
Exceptions are discovered automatically Guided Procedures provided for resolution of
exceptions Expert Tools available for root cause analysis and
problem resolution
Demonstrate the Value of IT Does IT help the business to grow? Is the business using the IT solution? Is business continuity guaranteed? Is throughput as expected from a business perspective?
Work Centers
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Management Dashboard Infrastructure
Management Dashboard User InterfaceCompose your dashboards from a SAP standard apps library
Data Compression
Business Warehouse
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Dashboards and Customer Extensibility
Dashboard User InterfaceCompose your dashboards from a SAP standard apps library
Data Compression
Business Warehouse
Compose your dashboard apps into yourpersonal dashboard edition
Change the style sheets of dashboards and apps
Overrule SAP standard aggregation and filtering(with ABAP OO & Badis)
Create own dashboard apps
Write your own queries
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Dashboards Apps in SAP Solution Manager 7.1
Dashboard AppsSAP Solution Manager offers a dashboard framework that you can use to configure the dashboard you need.A dashboard app is an Adobe Flash application that gives the status of an individual KPI, e.g. system performance, on your dashboard.Data is drawn from BW in SAP Solution Manager.You can choose relevant apps from the app repository and add them to your dashboard.The apps are developed with SAP BusinessObjects Xcelsius but you do not need a license to use them.
Management Dashboard
Dashboard App Store
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Dashboard Configuration
Insert or swap apps by drag and drop
thresholds
Edit the report content and adjust
the SLA thresholds
Copy a report and add it to the dashboard
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App Configuration
Set report title
Adjust SLA thresholds interactivly
Adjust SLA thresholds interactivly
Report preview with current
settings
List of available scripts
List of selected scripts
Add or remove reporting relevant
data sets
Installation and UpgradeSteps to achieve and first experiences from projects
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Upgrade SAP Solution Manager from 7.0 to 7.1Steps
ABAP Upgrade phase 1-3
Start Java Upgrade
Java Upgrade step one and two
Java Upgrade 3 - configuration
/ASU/START and /ASU/UPGRADE transactions
ABAP Upgrade phase 5 (pre-processing)
ABAP Upgrade phase 5 (pre-processing) actions completed
Java Upgrade 4 - checks
Java Upgrade 5 - preprocessing
ABAP Upgrade 6 - downtime
Java Issue safe mode
Java/ABAP downtime finished
Sizing:
In a typical environment, less than 5 GB of permanent storage space is required and up to 20 GB, temporarily.
Customer experience:
First experiences from upgrade projects have shown an effective overall runtime of the upgrade tool of 11.5 hrs, hereof 3.75 hrs. technical downtime.
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Synchronized Upgrade of SAP Solution Manager
• New tool created for Solution Manager 7.1, called SOLMANUP.
• SOLMANUP's aim is to facilitate the simultaneous upgrade of ABAP and Java.
• Instead of two separate upgrades, earlier - one for ABAP and one for Java, with two different tools - SAPupand SAPehpi, SOLMANUP now comprises the required functionalities of SAPup and SAPehpi, so it can perform a synchronized upgrade of Solution Manager 7.1.
• SOLMANUP has a common UI for ABAP and Java and provides information about each side’s progress during the upgrade. ABAP and Java upgrade run in parallel
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Preparing for Installation/UpgradeInstallation/Upgrade How
Plan implementation of missing software components, agent and possible restarts for managed systems -> Master Guide service.sap.com/instguides
Plan user & port availability -> Security Guide service.sap.com/instguides
Check hardware prerequisites for SAP Solution Manager 7.1 -> Sizing Guide service.sap.com/instguides
Obtain the Installation/Upgrade Software DVDs or service.sap.com/swdc
Install SAP Solution Manager including support package update/Upgrade to SAP Solution Manager 7.1 -> Installation/Upgrade Guides
service.sap.com/instguides
Update SLD Content to latest available versionConnect/Check the connection of managed systems to SLD -> SWDC/SDN
service.sap.com/swdc
Download install Diagnostics Agent and SAP Host Agent on all managed systems service.sap.com/swdc
service.sap.com/instguides
Download and implement software requirement on managed systems (ST-A/PI & ST-PI)service.sap.com/swdc
service.sap.com/instguides
Download and Install/Upgrade Introscope Enterprise ManagerDownload and Install Diagnostics Agent and Host Agent on all Enterprise Manager hosts
service.sap.com/swdcservice.sap.com/instguides
Perform configuration of SAP Solution Manager and managed systems.SOLMAN_SETUP
+ service.sap.com/instguides
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SAP Solution Manager Configuration with SOLMAN_SETUP
• Single, easy to use wizard for system preparation & basic configuration
• Highly automated configuration
• Integrated documentation for each step
• Integrated project management
• Easy access to open tasks and postponed activities
• Configuration of all managed systems from one central entry point
SAP Solution Manager 7.1 is configured using an Automatic Basic Configuration Accessible via transaction code SOLMAN_SETUP Allows an easy, fast and step-by-step configuration of SAP Solution Manager Configures the basic scenarios in SAP Solution Manager (Service Delivery, Issue Management, Early Watch
Alerts, Maintenance Optimizer, Root Cause Analysis, …)
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SAP Solution Manager ConfigurationSystem preparation: New steps in 7.1
Automatic Central Correction Note Check
Configuration of needed WebServices*)
ConnnectSLD to LMDB
Connect SMD agents to Solution Manager
Install and configure SAHostAgent**)
Configure LMDB
*) SAP Solution Manager internal WebServices for communication between ABAP and Java, the agents and SAP Solution Manager
**) successor of SAPOsCol, a program, formerly collecting data from operating systems and hosts, e.g. CPU usage, memory, ...
ServicesExpert Guided Implementations and Consulting Services for SAP Solution Manager 7.1
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Planned EGI Sessions for SAP Solution Manager 7.1
Upgrade to 7.1
Solution Manager BW
Reporting
Service Desk SLR Report
Test Automation
with HP QTP
SAP Solution Manager
housekeeping
Service Catalog
CIO Dashboard
Tech. Operations for Monitoring and Alerting
Basic Configuration
for 7.1
Upgrade for Change
Request Mgmt.
AuthorizationConcept and
Roles
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Ramp-up consulting packages - Offering
* Engaging a RU coach from SAP is obligatory, but can also be achieved with the “Expert coaching” package
Ramp-up
project
“Technology”
More scenarios
“Expert Coaching”
RU Coach*
“IncidentManagement”
“End UserExperienceMonitoring”
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