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SAP HANA Cloud Provisioning, Administration and Monitoring
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(44 ratings)
291 students
Created byJunaid Ahmed
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Architecture - Positioning of the SAP HANA Cloud Solution, Differences from on Prem, Data Tiering Options
  • Provisioning - Spin your own FREE SAP HANA Cloud DB Instance and/or a Data Lake Instance.
  • Scaling - Understand the HA and DR options
  • Tools - Understand your way around the SAP BTP, Cloud Central , Cloud Cockpit, Database Explorer
  • Operations - Start, Stop, Apply Patch, Upgrade, Import Data etc
  • Monitoring - Monitor Services, Tables, Memory, Sessions, Threads, SQL etc
  • Alerts - Use the inbuilt Alerts, Create your own Alerts etc
  • Backup and Recovery - Understand Backup strategy, locate Backups, Recover the DB etc
  • Security - Create Users, Roles, Grant access, Auditing etc

Course content

9 sections53 lectures5h 31m total length
  • What to expect4:06
  • SAP HANA Cloud- How is it different from SAP HANA on premise ?7:46

    Explore how SAP HANA Cloud differs from on premise, highlighting in memory architecture, data lake capabilities, replication, and cloud provider responsibilities for hardware and OS, with admin and provider interactions.

  • Data Tiering Options13:50
  • Documentation and Resources2:23
  • New SAP HANA AI Features1:18
  • SAP HANA Cloud Basics

Requirements

  • Knowledge with databases will be helpful though not necessary
  • Knowledge with cloud hyperscale's will be helpful though not necessary

Description

SAP HANA is one of the best-selling products in the history of SAP.  SAP HANA Cloud is the critical component of the whole SAP Cloud Strategy. It still delivers real-time reporting on a Peta byte scale but from the cloud.  Some of its popular use cases include delivering transactional processing and analytics in one platform, powering mission-critical applications, combining relational, graph, spatial, multi model, and machine learning capabilities under one roof, and providing a platform for multi-temperature data. It also powers the S/4 HANA Cloud Suite and various other products.

Customers benefiting from these features On-Prem are now moving to the cloud and some are also running hybrid scenarios. With the increasing cloud adoption, this will be a great skill to add to your skill set.

In this course, you will learn about how to Provision, Administer, and Operate the SAP HANA Cloud Database


Some technical activities can you expect to do

  • Identify the SAP HANA Cloud architecture and differences from On-Prem

  • Provision of the database and data lake instance from the BTP Platform

  • Know your way around the BTP platform and the different Tools

  • Import project Data, Raw CSV Files

  • Work with the SQL Console

  • Be able to identify resource utilization for optimization. Resources Including SQL queries, Tables, Components, Sessions, Threads, etc.

  • Upgrade the Database, Apply a patch

  • Work with Alerts and Trace files

  • Understand data tiering, HA/DR, Backup and recovery concepts

  • Recover a database

  • Grant access to a user using roles and privileges


What can you do project and career-wise

  • Companion for Certification Prep

  • Build POCs

  • Join a Team

  • Upskill your Team

  • Enter into SAP Market


Professional and Intuitive Learning

  1. Expressive and immersive teaching with live demonstrations

  2. Small, purposeful videos, packed with information, designed specifically for a virtual self-paced audience.


Course Resources:

Data, Quizzes, and Documentation


Disclaimer:

Credits: SAP Public Manuals, Slides, blogs, and other resources in the public domain. Credits are due to the corresponding parties.

SAP HANA Cloud is a Product of SAP.

Explicitly mentioned or otherwise.

I am not associated with SAP.

Who this course is for:

  • Database/Cloud Administrators
  • Architects
  • Consultants
  • Team Members
  • Developers
  • Students