A company has deployed SAP workloads on AWS The AWS Data Provider for SAP is installed on the Amazon EC2 instance where the SAP application is running An SAP solutions architect has attached an IAM role to the EC2 instance with the following policy.

The AWS Data Provider for SAP is not returning any metrics to the SAP application. Which change should the SAP solutions architect make to the 1AM permissions to resolve this issued.
The AWS Data Provider for SAP requires the ability to access metrics data in order to return metrics to the SAP application. The IAM policy statement with Sid 'AWSDataProvider1' currently does not have the necessary permissions to access metrics data. The SAP solutions architect should add the cloudwatch:GetMetricStatistics action to the policy statement with Sid 'AWSDataProvider1' to grant the necessary permissions for the Data Provider to access metrics data.
The other actions such as 'EC2:DescribeInstances' and 'EC2:DescribeVolumes' are not related to CloudWatch metrics and only provide the ability to describe EC2 instances and volumes. Actions such as 's3:GetObject' are not related to CloudWatch metrics, it's used to get an object from an S3 bucket. Actions such as 'cloudwatch:ListMetrics' and 'cloudwatch:DescribeAlarmsForMetric' would not be necessary for the AWS Data Provider for SAP to return metrics to the SAP application and it's not related to the problem described.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sap/latest/general/data-provider-troubleshooting.html
A company is planning to migrate its SAP workloads to AWS. The company will use two VPCs One VPC will be for production systems and one VPC will be for non-production systems. The company will host the non-production systems and the primary node of all the production systems in the same Availability Zone.
What is the MOST cost-effective way to establish a connection between me production systems and the non-production systems?
Establish a VPC peering connection between the two VPCs Add the appropriate routes in the subnet route tables is the most cost-effective way to establish a connection between the production systems and the non-production systems. VPC Peering allows for direct and private communication between VPCs and does not require any additional components such as internet gateways or VPN connections. This method is more cost-effective than using a Transit Gateway or Direct Connect and also provides better security as the traffic remains within the AWS network.
An SAP basis architect is configuring high availability for a critical SAP system on AWS. The SAP basis architect is using an overlay IP address to route traffic to the subnets across multiple Availability Zones within an AWS Region for the system's SAP HANA database.
What should the SAP basis architect do to route the traffic to the Amazon EC2 instance of the active SAP HANA database?
A company is running an SAP ERP Central Component (SAP ECC) system on an SAP HANA database that is 10 TB m size The company rs receiving notifications about long-running database backups every day The company uses AWS Backint Agent for SAP HANA (AWS Backint agent) on an Amazon EC2 instance to back up the database An SAP NetWeaver administrator needs to troubleshoot the problem and propose a solution
Which solution will help resolve this problem'?
The problem is long-running database backups every day, it is likely that the backups are taking too long to complete because the upload channel size is not sufficient for the size of the backups. By increasing the UploadChannelSize parameter, the SAP NetWeaver administrator can adjust the amount of data that is sent over the network at a time, which can help to speed up the backups and reduce the time they take to complete. This can be done by editing the aws-backint-agent-config yaml configuration file and increasing the value of the UploadChannelSize parameter based on the EC2 instance type and storage configurations.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/sap/latest/sap-hana/aws-backint-agent-installing-configuring.html
A company hosts its SAP NetWeaver workload on SAP HANA m the AWS Cloud The SAP NetWeaver application is protected by a cluster solution that uses Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Availability Add-On The duster solution uses an overlay IP address to ensure that the high availability cluster is still accessible during failover scenarios.
An SAP solutions architect needs to facilitate the network connection to this overlay IP address from multiple locations These locations include more than 25 VPCs other AWS Regions and the on-premises environment The company already has set up an AWS Direct Connect connection between the on-premises environment and AWS.
What should the SAP solutions architect do to meet these requirements in the MOST scalable manner?
AWS Transit Gateway allows the SAP solutions architect to connect multiple VPCs and on-premises networks together in a scalable manner. It acts as a hub that controls how traffic is routed between the connected networks. By attaching the VPCs and the on-premises environment to the Transit Gateway, the SAP solutions architect can establish a single connection to the overlay IP address in the high availability cluster, ensuring that the cluster is accessible from all locations.
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