SAP PI in a cloud

Hi all,
I am wondering for quite some time now, if it's possible to have SAP PI in a cloud. When looking at cloud computing the biggest issue is security. One of the main things I could not solve in theory is: Segregated data and Own Identity.
When we would run SAP PI in a cloud and a customer wants to look at his own messages then I think this is not possible, because all messages are going over the integration server and basicly there is one integration server per SAP instance. So to my opion the only way to solve this is, is to put an extra layer on top of SAP PI (custom made) and when the user logs in, it will only see his own messages.
Futher more, I don't see the need of customers having to see mappings and/or routing. Because when running SAP PI in a cloud customers wants to move messages from A to B and how it works, basicly not interested for them. So to request for a new mapping or even to set up new parties must be done by the owner of the SAP PI system.
Another point of attention are the adapters when a message gets stuck we need to prevent that other clients which are using the same adapter are not bothered with that and their messages still needs to be processed. Haven't found a good solution for preventing this.
Still remains the question is it possible within standard SAP PI to give each customer it's own identity and segregate the data?
I am looking forward to all your comments and idea's about this subject.

I think youu2019re addressing two issues here.
First: the issue of data segregation and own identity. There are a lot of hosting parties who will host your SAP systems, including SAP PI. Customers or other parties can build their own solutions on these systems. Therefore I think this issue is not new, and not specifically related to a cloud solution. The solution hosting parties offer is fairly simple: Every customer has itu2019s own instance of SAP PI.
Second: The issue of putting PI in the Cloud. What I read from your thread is that youu2019re thinking of putting one instance of PI in the cloud and host specific integration solutions to different customers from this one instance. The way you put it, it really sounds like just a hosting solution. The big advantages of the Cloud are transparency, flexibility and scalability. In my opinion thereu2019s not much to win in just putting PI in a Cloud, I think you should offer complete solutions to customers. While offering solutions itu2019s not important anymore for the customer to see the PI system behind the solution (transparency), solutions can adapt to changing specs or new releases without any effort of the customer, and extra capacity can be added when necessary (scalability).
So my advise: Think about whatu2019s there to win when putting PI in the Cloud. Donu2019t treat it as just another way of hosting a PI system, think bigger, think in terms of offering Cloud solutions where somewhere in this solution PI can have a role.
While designing cloud solutions you should take things like reporting, monitoring etc. into consideration, and while doing that you might end up with a completely other approach than you should have when defining u201Ctraditionalu201D solutions in SAP PI.

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How to use Variable in SAP HANA Information Modeller?

Hello Folks,
I have created a variable in Information modeller of SAP HANA Studio on top of an Analytical view (Regional Sales). This variable is SingleValue (Multiple Value Selections). This variable should prompt me the name of Country/Regions but somehow this is not working when I am using data preview and Analysis tab of data preview.
Could you please enlight me where I am going wrong? or Let me know if is there any other forum for this.
P.S : I am using SAP HANA studio on Cloud.
Regards
Muffazzal Fani

Hi,
After you created that variable as mentioned above, did you apply this variable on your LAND1 attribute.
How: Open Analytic View --> on right-side you see the attributes,measures etc. >right click on 'LAND1' and select>
'Apply Filter'--> In the drop-down select your created variable and activate.
I assume the above should resolve your issue. Please let me know if it helps.
Revision: I mean the HANA version you are using.
Regards, Rahul

Problem accessing frontend for Trial:SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP 7.4 on SAP MaxDB

Hi all,
had to set up short timed a trial instance of SAP NetWeaver Application Server ABAP 7.4 on SAP MaxDB in Amazon Cloud
Installtion was pretty straightforward but now if have the problem of accessing the frontend via RDP.
Connecting via ssh works fine but when it comes to rdp it just says something like "rdp not activated or computer not reachable or down". Ping is also not working.
The instance is created as public.
Tried to reach it from my corporate network (ports opened), from home, from mobile broadband. Same result, ssh working, rdp not.
Any ideas?
thanks
Ferdinand

Hi Ferdinand,
not every appliance in CAL comes with an Windows system that has the UI tools preinstalled. The system you are currently using comes with a Linux server only on which the NetWeaver ABAP and the MaxDB run. Here are a few hints which help to understand if RDP is available:
1) take a look at the default "Access Point" configuration. If Port 3389 (RDP) is not opened by default, then there is probably no RDP available
2) take a look at the number of virtual machines (instances) the solution details. If there is only one VM listed, it is the one with the server components (very likely not Windows).
3) Check if the connect button on the "INSTANCES" screen lists RDP (the connect button becomes visible after the solution has been started). If there is no option for RDP, then it is not available.
In a nutshell, for this particular solutions there is no Windows RDP available. Nevertheless, the user guides explains how to fetch and install SAPGUI to your client machine so that you are able to connect to the system.
Thanks and Regards,
Hannes
Best Regards / Freundliche Grüße / 敬具 / 此致敬礼 / Поздрави
Hannes Kuehnemund | Product Owner - SAP Cloud Appliance Library
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SAP Hana & CRM Technical

Hi,
I am an SAP CRM Technical consultant. What would be the best suited role for me in SAP HANA or cloud?
Thanks & Regards
Sunil

Hi Sunil,
As you already have programming experience, you can choose anything because all three are going dominate the world in another 5 years.
But give a preference to SAP HANA because it needs more SAP technical side but cloud combines other infrastructures and softwares also. To be on SAP side fully, just get into SAP HANA.
Regards
RC Gopi

Can SAP learning hub be helpful to me in getting SAP certification in India?

Hello Friends,
I came to know about SAP Learning and found a very flexible for learning. As a working professional I found it very suitable for me to learn SAP at a time I want. But I have few queries which I would like to confirm.
1) Is SAP learning Hub Partner edition available in India?
I have visited SAP training and Certification shop. when I select SAP Learning Hub partner edition it does not shows me any details for India. So is it possible to subscribe SAP Learning Hub editions from SAP India website.I assume that anybody can subscribe to all SAP Learning hub editions and not just SAP partners or Customers or affiliates. If i am wrong please guide me.
2) Can SAP learning hub be helpful to me in getting SAP certification?
Since SAP Learning Hub is cloud-based training solution i found it suitable for me as i can learn it at anytime i want and also pursue my job along with it. i tried to search on SCN and found that for every country SAP has different policies for Training and Certification so I tried to find out using SAP Certification India website that you need to provide a copy of attendance certificate in order to get Associate Certificate.I inquired on helpline whether hours of training taken on SAP learning hub can be considered in training but they are silent on this query as they are not sure whether this can be considered or not. if it is considered how I need to provide the details of hours of training taken to them for certification. So I need to confirm that if i subscribe for SAP Learning Hub will the training taken on SAP learning hub be helpful for me in getting certification and attending Certification Exams.
I would be very grateful if anybody can guide me on this issue.
Regards,
Pratik

Hi Pratik,
to your first point I cannot say anything about it.
to your second point I can
Learning Hub can give you a hand by getting the certification, but it is not so, that you work through the content there and tata... got your certification. You need to work with the content which is explained there and get in touch with colleagues to get your question answered.
In my opinion it is a great initiative to get in touch with new things and to be a platform by side to reach the goals. But again, the learning hub itself won't give you a certification at all and if you pass it you might just have a paper saying something....
Hope I could give you a small clue and good luck with your preferred certification.
Regards
Florian

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