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 Building a multiple-host SAP HANA database always starts with creating a volume group for the first host. To begin, you must create the first host in an SAP HANA multiple-host setup (see [Deploy the first SAP HANA host](application-volume-group-deploy-first-host.md)). After that, you can add additional HANA hosts by following steps in this article. 
 
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 > SAP recommends that you size the HANA shared volume to 1 x RAM of a HANA host for every four SAP HANA hosts of a multiple-host SAP HANA database. You might need to adjust the size for the shared volume you created with the initial host to adapt for the required capacity.
 

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 This article describes using application volume group to add volumes for an SAP HANA system as a secondary database in HANA System Replication (HSR).
 
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 ## HANA System Replication 
 
 The HANA System Replication (HSR) functionality enables SAP HANA databases to synchronously or asynchronously replicate from a primary SAP HANA system to a secondary SAP HANA system. The HSR uses application-level synchronization. The primary and the secondary SAP HANA systems have the same storage requirements, except for the following differences: