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Build SAP integrations and cloud applications on infrastructure your team already knows. Tivoli develops middleware, portals and custom backends on AWS and Azure, with security, monitoring and reliable operation built into the design.
30 minutes with an engineer to review your landscape and where your application should run.
If AWS or Azure is already part of your company landscape, a new application can use established accounts, identity, networking and deployment practices. That can shorten setup and reduce operating overhead compared with introducing another platform.
Send orders into SAP, return shipment updates, or keep selected records synchronized. One-way and two-way integrations can run on AWS, Azure or SAP BTP. Available APIs, data ownership and business rules determine what the flow can do.
Bring application logs, alerts and access controls into your existing operational tools. Your team gets a familiar place to investigate failures, manage permissions and support the application.
Serverless functions, managed application services and containers offer different ways to run APIs, portals and background jobs. We choose the runtime around response times, traffic and recovery needs.
Reusing your cloud can be more cost effective, especially for focused applications. We account for hosting, licensing, network traffic, monitoring and support, alongside the work needed to build and maintain the solution.
AWS and Azure are capable alternatives for many SAP integrations and applications. The best fit depends on the services you need, the platform you already operate and who will own it after launch.
A strong candidate when your team already operates on AWS. Combine APIs, compute and messaging with existing access policies and monitoring to connect SAP with the rest of your systems.
A natural candidate for companies already using Azure and Microsoft Entra. Build around existing identity, network and support practices, using managed application and integration services.
A good fit when SAP-specific services, prebuilt integration content or an established BTP operating model bring clear value. Compare those benefits with the development and support effort of a custom solution.
Hosting outside BTP does not mean giving up enterprise security or visibility. AWS and Azure provide the building blocks; Tivoli configures them around your application and company requirements.
Connect company identity, restrict permissions, protect credentials and encrypt data. Network access and data residency are part of the architecture, alongside the SAP interfaces the application is allowed to use.
Design useful logs, alerts, retries and reconciliation together. Operators should be able to see what happened to a transaction and recover a failed flow without creating duplicate business records.
See the platform guidance for AWS serverless applications and Azure integration architecture.
The platform should make your application easier to build and operate. These are the distinctions we clarify before choosing it.
No. SAP BTP is a platform; the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP) is a framework for building applications. CAP and hosting are related decisions, but they are not interchangeable terms. For an existing CAP application, we review its runtime, database, identity and SAP service dependencies before proposing a different deployment. See SAP's introduction to CAP.
No single platform wins for every project. Existing cloud accounts, skills and deployment processes can make AWS or Azure quicker to set up and less expensive to operate. BTP may save development effort where its services or integration content already cover the requirement. We compare the complete scope before recommending a platform.
Yes, where the SAP interface supports the operation and your permissions and business rules allow it. The hosting platform does not decide whether a flow is one-way or two-way. We define record ownership, validation and conflict handling for each direction.
It depends on the application. Custom middleware using standard APIs may be a straightforward fit for AWS or Azure. Applications tied to BTP services need a dependency review, including equivalent services, licensing, connectivity and support. We can also keep useful BTP components and run other workloads on your existing cloud.
Bring your integration idea, existing cloud setup or BTP proposal. In a 30-minute technical call, we will review the options, dependencies and next step toward a scoped estimate.