SAS Migration and Hosting Services for SAS 9.4 and Viya

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SAS hosting and managed services

Vast Edge provides SAS hosting and managed services for organizations running SAS 9.4 and SAS Viya. Deployment options include AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and IBM Cloud. The target design depends on the SAS release, workload, licensing, and support requirements.

Our team assesses the current environment, plans the target architecture, and coordinates migration and testing. Ongoing support covers performance, operating costs, and environment management. The scope is defined around the organization’s workloads and service requirements.

SAS 9.4 to SAS Viya migration

A SAS 9.4 to SAS Viya migration starts with the existing code, data, reports, and dependencies. Compatibility depends on the source release, target platform, and licensed products. Assess representative workloads before deciding which items to move, adapt, or retain.

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Test programs and integrations against the target environment before cutover. Compare outputs, performance, access controls, and scheduled jobs. Document required changes and the rollback approach for each migration wave.

Our SAS migration process

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  • 01

    Assessment and Planning

    Inventory SAS applications, data, schedules, integrations, and dependencies. Define migration scope, owners, and acceptance criteria.
  • 02

    Architecture Design

    Plan the target environment around workload, access, performance, and recovery requirements.
  • 03

    Data Migration

    Define data transfer, validation, and reconciliation steps. Test the approach before production migration.
  • 04

    Application Migration

    Assess programs and reports for compatibility. Adapt unsupported items and document required changes.
  • 05

    Testing and Validation

    Compare outputs and test performance, security, integrations, and scheduled jobs before cutover.
  • 06

    Training and Support

    Provide role-specific guidance and operating documentation for the target environment.
  • 07

    Optimization and Continuous Improvement

    Monitor workloads after migration and review capacity, performance, and operating costs.

SAS 9.4 maintenance upgrades

A SAS 9.4 maintenance upgrade needs a release-specific assessment. Review supported operating systems, dependencies, integrations, and security changes against the selected release. Test critical workloads before production deployment. An M8 upgrade is a specific upgrade path, not a statement that M8 is the newest release.

Deployment and configuration

Vast Edge helps configure SAS Viya around the organization’s operating needs. Work includes user and group access, service configuration, and administrative procedures. Define backup, update, and recovery responsibilities as part of the deployment.

Management and monitoring

We monitor SAS Viya compute and Cloud Analytic Services (CAS) resources. Performance reviews help identify capacity constraints and workload issues. Changes should be tested against agreed service requirements.

Security, backup, and troubleshooting

Troubleshooting covers environment issues and connections to other applications. Define security and backup responsibilities separately, including access, retention, recovery testing, and escalation. Keep the scope aligned with the agreed managed service.

SAS cloud migration options

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Vast Edge supports planning and migration for SAS environments moving to AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or IBM Cloud. The plan covers infrastructure, data, application configuration, testing, and cutover. Confirm that the selected SAS release and target architecture are supported.

Post-migration support helps teams monitor workloads and address issues after cutover. Review performance, capacity, operating costs, and recovery procedures once the environment is stable.

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