Cloud Connector for SAP

1. Auflage 2023
ISBN: 978-1-4932-2413-5
Verlag: Rheinwerk Verlag GmbH

Buch, Englisch, 352 Seiten, Format (B × H): 184 mm x 255 mm, Gewicht: 876 g

Reihe: SAP PRESS Englisch

Establish quick and secure communication between your cloud and on-premise systems with SAP Connectivity service’s cloud connector! Set up and configure the cloud connector, from performing sizing to implementing connectivity APIs. Link on-premise SAP products to SAP BTP and its services, including SAP Business Application Studio, SAP Integration Suite’s Cloud Integration, and more. With information on creating secure connections, administering the cloud connector, and monitoring, this guide has everything you need!

Highlights include:

1) SAP Business Technology Platform (SAP BTP)
2) SAP Connectivity service
3) SAP Web IDE
4) SAP Business Application Studio
5) SAP Integration Suite’s Cloud Integration
6) SAP API Management
7) SAP Launchpad service
8) Installation and configuration
9) Security
10) Administration
11) Monitoring
12) Principle propagation

Autoren/Hrsg.

Koch, Martin

Zeilinger, Siegfried

Fachgebiete

• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Business Application Unternehmenssoftware SAP
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Computerkommunikation & -vernetzung Cloud-Computing, Grid-Computing
• Mathematik | Informatik EDV | Informatik Angewandte Informatik Wirtschaftsinformatik
• Wirtschaftswissenschaften Betriebswirtschaft Wirtschaftsinformatik, SAP, IT-Management

Inhaltsverzeichnis

·. Preface. 13

·. Target Audience. 13

·. How to Read This Book. 14

·. How This Book Is Organized. 14

·. Conclusion. 16

· Part I. Fundamentals and Set Up. 17

· 1. Introduction to SAP Business Technology Platform. 19

· 1.1. Positioning of SAP BTP. 20

· 1.2. Environments. 26

· 1.3. Architecture. 33

· 1.4. Summary. 46

· 2. Security Fundamentals. 47

· 2.1. Protocols. 49

· 2.2. Authentication. 58

· 2.3. Summary. 65

· 3. Setting Up the Cloud Connector. 67

· 3.1. Sizing. 67

· 3.2. Network Zones. 72

· 3.3. Installation. 74

· 3.4. Configuration. 81

· 3.5. High Availability. 96

· 3.6. Summary. 105

· Connectivity with SAP Business Technology Platform. 107

· 4.1. SAP Destination Service in SAP BTP, Neo Environment. 109

· 4.2. SAP Destination Service in SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Environment. 113

· 4.3. SAP Connectivity Service. 119

· 4.4. Summary. 123

· Part II. Working with the Cloud Connector. 125

· 5. SAP Web IDE. 127

· 5.1. Activation and Configuration. 127

· 5.2. Integrate with On-Premise ABAP Systems. 131

· 5.3. Connect to an On-Premise Git Repository. 144

· 5.4. Consume an OData Service from a Cloud System. 152

· 5.5. Summary. 156

· 6. SAP Business Application Studio. 157

· 6.1. SAP Business Application Studio Activation and Configuration. 158

· 6.2. Integration with On-Premise ABAP Systems. 161

· 6.3. Connect to an On-Premise Git Repository. 179

· 6.4. Consume an OData Service from a Cloud System. 188

· 6.5. Summary. 193

· 7. SAP Integration Suite. 195

· 7.1. Evolution of SAP Integration Suite. 195

· 7.2. Cloud Integration. 196

· 7.3. API Management. 227

· 7.4. Summary. 233

· SAP Build Work Zone, Standard Edition. 235

· 8.1. Backend Configuration in SAP S/4HANA. 236

· 8.2. Cloud Connector Configuration. 237

· 8.3. SAP BTP Subaccount Configuration. 243

· 8.4. SAP Build Work Zone, Standard Edition Configuration. 246

· 8.5. Summary. 251

· Part III. Administration and Operations. 253

· Secure Configuration. 255

· 9.1. Replace UI Certificates. 255

· 9.2. Authenticate Users against LDAP Service. 259

· 9.3. Maintaining the Trust Store. 261

· 9.4. HTTPS Mutual Authentication. 265

· 9.5. Secure Network Communication. 271

· 9.6. Summary. 278

· Administration. 279

· 10.1. Roles. 279

· 10.2. Subaccount Management. 280

· 10.3. Backup and Restore. 288

· 10.4. Upgrade. 290

· 10.5. Administration APIs. 292

· 10.6. Summary. 298

· 11. Monitoring. 299

· 11.1. Hardware Monitoring. 299

· 11.2. Subaccount Monitoring. 301

· 11.3. Monitoring APIs. 305

· 11.4. Alerting. 313

· 11.5. Audit Logging. 315

· 11.6. Summary. 317

· 12. Principal Propagation. 319

· 12.1. Initial Configuration for Principal Propagation. 319

· 12.2. SAP BTP, Neo Environment to On-Premise ABAP System. 337

· 12.3. SAP BTP, Cloud Foundry Environment to On-Premise ABAP System. 339

· 12.4. Summary. 342

·. The Authors. 345

·. Index. 347

Über Autor(innen)

Zeilinger, Siegfried
Siegfried Zeilinger is a freelancer and managing director of a small management consultancy. His focus is on consulting and security auditing of IT systems as well as authorization and identity management for SAP. His consulting portfolio ranges from SAP architecture to development strategies for ABAP, Java, and the cloud to SAP identity management. In 2016, he received certification as an IT auditor (CISA). Most recently, Siegfried has worked primarily in the pharmaceutical industry and the public sector.

Before becoming self-employed in 2011, he worked for SAP Austria as an SAP NetWeaver and portal consultant and carried out major international projects. Today, he regularly conducts training courses for SAP on the topics of authorizations, SAP in the cloud, and SAP NetWeaver. From 2003 to 2019, he supervised theses at the Vienna University of Technology and the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt and held various courses in the field of SAP.

Koch, Martin
Martin Koch is the managing director of CloudDNA GmbH, an SAP partner in Austria. He and his team conduct training for SAP and have developed four of their own training courses on the topics of SAPUI5, SAP Fiori, cloud integration, and cloud security, which are listed in the SAP training catalog. In addition to his work as a trainer, Martin Koch works as an architect, consultant, and developer for international SAP customers of all company sizes.

Originally trained as an airline pilot and air traffic controller, he participated in a trainee program at SAP Austria in 2007. There, he initially worked on the topics of integration and SAP NetWeaver AS for Java. In 2010, his focus shifted to mobile applications in the SAP environment. After several projects on the architecture, security, and development of mobile solutions, in 2012, Martin Koch focused on SAP HANA, SAPUI5, SAP Fiori, and SAP Business Technology Platform.