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description: Learn how to deploy S/4HANA infrastructure with Azure Center for SAP solutions through the Azure portal. You can deploy High Availability (HA), non-HA, and single-server configurations.
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ms.service: azure-center-sap-solutions
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ms.topic: how-to
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ms.date: 10/19/2022
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ms.date: 02/03/2023
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ms.author: ladolan
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#Customer intent: As a developer, I want to deploy S/4HANA infrastructure using Azure Center for SAP solutions so that I can manage SAP workloads in the Azure portal.
In this how-to guide, you'll learn how to deploy S/4HANA infrastructure in *Azure Center for SAP solutions*. There are [three deployment options](#deployment-types): distributed with High Availability (HA), distributed non-HA, and single server.
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## Prerequisites
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1. For **SAP Transport Options**, you can choose to **Create a new SAP transport Directory** or **Use an existing SAP transport Directory** or completely skip the creation of transport directory by choosing **Dont include SAP transport directory** option. Currently, only NFS on AFS storage account fileshares are supported.
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1. If you choose to **Create a new SAP transport Directory**, this will create and mount a new transport fileshare on the SID. By Default, this option will create an NFS on AFS storage account and a transport fileshare in the resource group where SAP system wil be deployed. However, you can choose to create this storage account in a different resource group by providing the resource group name in **Transport Resource Group**. You can also provide a custom name for the storage account to be created under **Storage account name** section. Leaving the **Storage account name** will create the storage account with service default name **""SIDname""nfs""random characters""** in the chosen transport resource group. Creating a new transport directory will create a ZRS based replication for zonal deployments and LRS based replication for non-zonal deployments. If your region doesnt support ZRS replication deploying a zonal VIS will lead to a failure. In such cases, you can deploy a transport fileshare outside ACSS with ZRS replication and then create a zonal VIS where you select **Use an existing SAP transport Directory** to mount the pre-created fileshare.
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1. If you choose to **Create a new SAP transport Directory**, this will create and mount a new transport fileshare on the SID. By Default, this option will create an NFS on AFS storage account and a transport fileshare in the resource group where SAP system will be deployed. However, you can choose to create this storage account in a different resource group by providing the resource group name in **Transport Resource Group**. You can also provide a custom name for the storage account to be created under **Storage account name** section. Leaving the **Storage account name** will create the storage account with service default name **""SIDname""nfs""random characters""** in the chosen transport resource group. Creating a new transport directory will create a ZRS based replication for zonal deployments and LRS based replication for non-zonal deployments. If your region doesn't support ZRS replication deploying a zonal VIS will lead to a failure. In such cases, you can deploy a transport fileshare outside ACSS with ZRS replication and then create a zonal VIS where you select **Use an existing SAP transport Directory** to mount the pre-created fileshare.
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1. If you choose to **Use an existing SAP transport Directory**, select the pre - existing NFS fileshare under **File share name** option. The existing transport fileshare will be only mounted on this SID. The selected fileshare shall be in the same region as that of SAP system being created. Currently, file shares existing in a different region can not be selected. Provide the associated privated endpoint of the storage account where the selected fileshare exists under **Private Endpoint** option.
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1. If you choose to **Use an existing SAP transport Directory**, select the pre - existing NFS fileshare under **File share name** option. The existing transport fileshare will be only mounted on this SID. The selected fileshare shall be in the same region as that of SAP system being created. Currently, file shares existing in a different region can not be selected. Provide the associated privated endpoint of the storage account where the selected fileshare exists under **Private Endpoint** option.
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1. You can skip the creation of transport file share by selecting **Dont include SAP transport directory** option. The transport fileshare will neither be created or mounted for this SID.
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1. You can skip the creation of transport file share by selecting **Dont include SAP transport directory** option. The transport fileshare will neither be created or mounted for this SID.
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1. Under **Configuration Details**, enter the FQDN for you SAP System.
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1. Under **Configuration Details**, enter the FQDN for your SAP System.
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1. For **SAP FQDN**, provide only the domain name for you system such "sap.contoso.com"
> The feature to [use Azure role-based access control (Azure RBAC) with Azure Center for SAP solutions](../manage-with-azure-rbac.md) is currently in PREVIEW.
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> See the [Azure Center for SAP solutions - Legal Terms](/legal/azure-center-for-sap-solutions/azure-center-for-sap-solutions-legal-terms) for legal notices applicable to Azure Center for SAP solutions.
After you've created infrastructure for your new SAP system using *Azure Center for SAP solutions*, you need to install the SAP software.
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In this how-to guide, you'll learn how to upload and install all the required components in your Azure account. You can either [run a pre-installation script to automate the upload process](#option-1-upload-software-components-with-script) or [manually upload the components](#option-2-upload-software-components-manually). Then, you can [run the software installation wizard](#install-software).
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- SAP software installation media (part of the `sapbits` container described later in this article)
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- All essential SAP packages (*SWPM*, *SAPCAR*, etc.)
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- SAP software (for example, *S/4HANA 2021 ISS 00*)
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- Supporting software packages for the installation process which will be downloaded automatially and used by ACSS during the installation).
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- Supporting software packages for the installation process which will be downloaded automatically and used by ACSS during the installation).
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description: Learn how to configure a Virtual Instance for SAP solutions (VIS) resource in Azure Center for SAP solutions through the Azure portal.
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#Customer intent: As a developer, I want to configure my Virtual Instance for SAP solutions resource so that I can find system properties and connect to databases.
In this article, you'll learn how to view the *Virtual Instance for SAP solutions (VIS)* resource created in *Azure Center for SAP solutions* through the Azure portal. You can use these steps to find your SAP system's properties and connect parts of the VIS to other resources like databases.
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