
SAP Basis Administrator training course
Master every core responsibility of an SAP Basis Administrator, from system installation and user authorisation to transport management and performance tuning. This comprehensive training covers the full SAP technology stack, including HANA, Solution Manager, and cloud integration. Build the hands-on skills employers demand and position yourself for a high-value career in SAP infrastructure.
What your team will master:
This course covers SAP system architecture, installation, and post-configuration from the ground up. You will manage user accounts, build authorisation roles, and resolve security issues using standard SAP tools. You will configure and operate the Transport Management System to move changes safely across development, quality, and production landscapes. The curriculum also addresses performance monitoring, background job scheduling, patch management, and high-availability architecture. Supplementary modules extend your skills into SAP HANA administration, cloud and hybrid landscape management, automation scripting, and ITIL-aligned change governance.
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Course content
8 Chapters • 34 LessonsDuration between 4 and 360 hours (you decide)
Chapter 1HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Basis Architecture and Fundamentals
SAP Basis Architecture and Fundamentals
Lesson 1 • SAP Landscape and System Types
Explains development, quality, and production system roles within a transport landscape. Students can map a standard three-system landscape and justify its design.
Lesson 2 • Navigating SAP GUI and Tools
Teaches SAP GUI navigation, transaction codes, and essential Basis tools. Students can execute common transactions and access system information efficiently.
Lesson 3 • SAP Instance and Profile Basics
Introduces SAP instances, work processes, and profile parameters. Students gain the ability to identify instance types and locate key configuration files.
Lesson 4 • SAP System Architecture Overview
Covers the three-tier client-server model and SAP NetWeaver stack components. Establishes the architectural mental model required for all subsequent administration tasks.
Chapter 2HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP System Installation and Configuration
SAP System Installation and Configuration
Lesson 1 • SAP Software Provisioning Manager
Guides students through the Software Provisioning Manager tool for system installation. Students can execute a standard installation and interpret log output.
Lesson 2 • Pre-Installation Planning and Prerequisites
Covers hardware sizing, OS requirements, and database prerequisites before installation. Proper planning prevents common installation failures addressed later in the section.
Lesson 3 • Post-Installation System Configuration
Addresses license key application, system profile adjustments, and initial logon setup. Students finalize a newly installed system to a production-ready baseline.
Lesson 4 • Database Installation and Configuration
Covers database installation steps and initial SAP-specific configuration settings. Students connect database knowledge to SAP system startup and operation.
Chapter 3HideHide detailsSee detailsUser Administration and Authorization
User Administration and Authorization
Lesson 1 • SAP Authorization Concept
Explains authorization objects, profiles, and the role-based access model. Students understand how authorizations are checked during transaction execution.
Lesson 2 • User Master Record Management
Teaches creation, modification, locking, and deletion of user master records via SU01. Students manage the full user lifecycle within a live SAP system.
Lesson 3 • Authorization Troubleshooting and Auditing
Uses SU53, ST01, and system trace to diagnose and resolve authorization failures. Students can identify missing authorizations and apply targeted fixes.
Lesson 4 • Role and Profile Administration
Covers single role, composite role, and derived role creation using PFCG. Students build and assign roles that meet least-privilege security requirements.
Chapter 4HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Transport Management System
SAP Transport Management System
Lesson 1 • Import Queue Management
Teaches import queue monitoring, import execution, and error resolution in STMS. Students can perform controlled imports and interpret return codes.
Lesson 2 • TMS Architecture and Configuration
Explains the domain controller, transport routes, and RFC connections in TMS. Students configure a three-system transport landscape from scratch.
Lesson 3 • Creating and Managing Transport Requests
Covers workbench and customizing request creation, task assignment, and release. Students manage the full transport request lifecycle using SE09 and SE10.
Lesson 4 • Transport Monitoring and Best Practices
Addresses transport logs, conflict detection, and change management governance. Students apply best practices that reduce transport-related production incidents.
Chapter 5HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP System Monitoring and Performance
SAP System Monitoring and Performance
Lesson 1 • System Monitoring with SM50 and SM66
Uses work process monitors to observe active processes and detect long-running jobs. Students correlate work process states with system performance symptoms.
Lesson 2 • Memory and Buffer Configuration
Explains SAP memory areas, buffer types, and parameter tuning for optimal performance. Students adjust memory parameters based on workload analysis findings.
Lesson 3 • System Log and Alert Monitoring
Covers SM21 system log analysis and CCMS alert monitor configuration. Students set up proactive alerts and interpret critical log entries.
Lesson 4 • Performance Analysis with Workload Monitor
Analyses response time components using ST05, ST12, and the workload monitor. Students pinpoint database, ABAP, and network performance contributors.
Lesson 5 • Database Performance Monitoring
Covers database statistics, missing indexes, and expensive SQL identification. Students use DB02 and database-specific tools to maintain database health.
Chapter 6HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Background Job Administration
SAP Background Job Administration
Lesson 1 • Job Monitoring and Log Analysis
Uses SM37 to monitor job status, review spool output, and analyse job logs. Students diagnose job failures and distinguish system errors from program errors.
Lesson 2 • Job Chain Design and Dependencies
Covers successor job configuration, event triggering, and cross-system job dependencies. Students design resilient job chains that handle failures gracefully.
Lesson 3 • Creating and Scheduling Jobs with SM36
Teaches job definition, step configuration, and start condition setup in SM36. Students create periodic and event-driven jobs that meet business scheduling requirements.
Lesson 4 • Background Processing Architecture
Explains background work processes, job classes, and the job scheduling framework. Students understand how job priority and resource allocation affect execution.
Chapter 7HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Patch Management and Upgrades
SAP Patch Management and Upgrades
Lesson 1 • Support Package Application with SPAM
Guides students through support package import, queue definition, and application. Students apply a support package stack and resolve common import errors.
Lesson 2 • Kernel Update Procedures
Covers kernel download, backup, replacement, and validation steps. Students perform a kernel update with full rollback preparation on a live system.
Lesson 3 • System Upgrade Planning and Execution
Addresses upgrade roadmap creation, SUM tool usage, and downtime minimisation strategies. Students plan a major release upgrade and identify critical risk mitigation steps.
Lesson 4 • SAP Patch Strategy and Tools
Introduces the SAP patch hierarchy, Maintenance Planner, and SPAM/SAINT tools. Students understand patch dependencies and select the correct update sequence.
Chapter 8HideHide detailsSee detailsSAP Security and High Availability
SAP Security and High Availability
Lesson 1 • Backup, Recovery, and Disaster Recovery
Covers backup strategies, recovery procedures, and disaster recovery planning for SAP. Students execute a database restore and validate system integrity post-recovery.
Lesson 2 • SAP High Availability Architecture
Introduces ASCS instance clustering, enqueue replication, and load balancing concepts. Students design an HA architecture that eliminates single points of failure.
Lesson 3 • Secure Network Communication
Explains SNC configuration, certificate management, and encrypted communication channels. Students enable SNC between SAP GUI clients and application servers.
Lesson 4 • SAP Security Hardening Fundamentals
Covers default password policies, gateway security, and message server access control. Students apply security baseline settings that reduce the attack surface of SAP systems.
Lesson 5 • System Refresh and Client Copy
Teaches client copy methods, system refresh procedures, and post-refresh activities. Students perform a production-to-quality refresh while protecting sensitive data.
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This course is for you:
Junior IT administrator: keen to specialise in high-demand SAP infrastructure work.
Help desk technician: ready to move beyond tickets into system-level responsibilities.
SAP functional consultant: wanting to understand the technical layer beneath their modules.
Career changer from general IT: targeting the better-compensated SAP infrastructure market.
Recent computer science graduate: seeking a structured entry point into enterprise ERP operations.
System support analyst: looking to formalise hands-on SAP exposure into recognised expertise.
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