SAP on AWS · Cloud Foundations & Business Drivers for SAP

A resilient SAP cloud architecture has a great provider SLA, but the app goes down while the platform stays healthy. Who owned the gap — and what does the of/in split tell you about why the SLA didn't save you?

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