What is SAP Business Technology Platform, and what does it offer your organization? Answer these questions and more with this introduction! See how SAP BTP serves as your complete technical foundation and learn about its capabilities for application development, integration, data management, analytics, and more. Identify business use cases and follow practical examples that show how to use SAP BTP's portfolio to its full potential. Envision how SAP BTP enhances your business!
1. In this book, you'll learn about:
a. Architecture
Learn about enterprise architecture design. Build your IT strategy with SAP BTP by walking through design patterns and planning your development approach.
b. Technologies and Services
Explore the complete SAP BTP portfolio. See how SAP BTP supports database management, system and process integration, analytics, DevOps, and more as your unified technology platform.
c. Use Cases
See what's possible with SAP BTP. Learn how to identify business gaps and follow concrete implementation examples to understand how SAP BTP could fulfill your organization's specific needs.
1. Highlights include:
1) Application architecture
2) Administration
3) User interface
4) Application business logic
5) System and process integration
6) Data integration
7) Analytics
8) Security
9) Application development
10) Use cases
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Maße
Höhe: 25.4 cm
Breite: 17.8 cm
Dicke: 38 mm
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978-1-4932-2201-8 (9781493222018)
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Smitha Banda is a senior business development manager at SAP and leads the SAP BTP practice for North America. She started her journey at SAP in 2005 as a consultant providing advisory, architecture, and development services to customers across the globe. She has always worked closely with customers and continues to do so in her current role. She has been instrumental in building the SAP BTP practice within SAP across all regions. She works closely with the go-to-market and partner enablement teams to build services and programs to support customers' SAP BTP needs. She and her team of SAP BTP experts, architects, developers, and consultants are involved in end-to-end SAP BTP implementations.
Shibaji Chandra is a seasoned consulting architect at SAP who has in-depth knowledge and expertise in SAP BTP. Shibaji has been working in the SAP space for more than 18 years and has extensive work experience with SAP's cloud platforms and related services since 2013. Throughout the years, he has worked very closely with customers, provided solution architectures, and defined best practices, strategies, and methodologies. He has built several SAP BTP-based applications, and educated customers, partners, and internal SAP teams across the globe on SAP BTP-related topics.
Chun Aun Gooi is an SAP BTP architect and a developer at heart. He has more than 10 years of SAP experience in architecting, building, and enhancing enterprise software. He has been involved in a number of customer projects, built several proof of concepts for customers and reference architectures, and provided guidance and strategy to customers on various SAP BTP topics.
... Preface ... 17
... Target Audience ... 17
... How This Book Is Organized ... 17
... Acknowledgments ... 20
... Conclusion ... 20
Part I ... Getting Started ... 21
1 ... Introduction ... 23
1.1 ... Digital Transformation and Intelligent Enterprises ... 23
1.2 ... The Role of SAP Business Technology Platform ... 32
1.3 ... Technology Pillars ... 39
1.4 ... Summary ... 55
2 ... Account Setup and Administration ... 57
2.1 ... Trial and Commercial Models ... 57
2.2 ... Services ... 61
2.3 ... Creating Your Account ... 67
2.4 ... Account Structure and Setup ... 72
2.5 ... Administration ... 76
2.6 ... Summary ... 85
Part II ... Application Architecture and Design ... 87
3 ... Architecture Design Patterns and Development Approach ... 89
3.1 ... Lean Enterprise Architecture ... 90
3.2 ... Architecture Design Patterns ... 107
3.3 ... SAP BTP Runtimes to Support Architecture Patterns ... 121
3.4 ... Development Approach ... 127
3.5 ... SAP Application Extension Methodology ... 136
3.6 ... Summary ... 138
4 ... User Interface ... 141
4.1 ... Overview ... 141
4.2 ... User Interface Access Channel ... 142
4.3 ... App Router ... 160
4.4 ... User Interface Development Tools and Technologies ... 161
4.5 ... Summary ... 173
5 ... Business Logic ... 175
5.1 ... Overview ... 175
5.2 ... Runtimes ... 176
5.3 ... Programming Models ... 185
5.4 ... SAP Workflow Management ... 191
5.5 ... Summary ... 211
6 ... System and Process Integration ... 213
6.1 ... Overview ... 213
6.2 ... SAP Integration Solution Advisory Methodology ... 214
6.3 ... API Management ... 239
6.4 ... Open Connectors ... 243
6.5 ... Integration Advisor ... 247
6.6 ... SAP Event Mesh ... 251
6.7 ... SAP Graph ... 255
6.8 ... Destination and Connectivity Service ... 257
6.9 ... Process Integration and Orchestration ... 261
6.10 ... Summary ... 264
7 ... Database and Data Integration ... 265
7.1 ... Overview ... 265
7.2 ... Data Persistency ... 266
7.3 ... Data Integration ... 280
7.4 ... Comparative Review ... 294
7.5 ... Summary ... 294
8 ... Analytics ... 295
8.1 ... Overview ... 295
8.2 ... SAP Analytics Cloud ... 299
8.3 ... SAP Data Warehouse Cloud ... 312
8.4 ... Comparative Review ... 318
8.5 ... Summary ... 322
9 ... Security ... 323
9.1 ... Overview ... 323
9.2 ... Authentication ... 324
9.3 ... Common Security Flows ... 329
9.4 ... Authorization ... 338
9.5 ... Cloud Connector ... 344
9.6 ... Identity Propagation ... 350
9.7 ... Summary ... 354
10 ... DevOps ... 355
10.1 ... Overview ... 355
10.2 ... Plan and Set Up ... 356
10.3 ... Develop and Test ... 363
10.4 ... Deliver and Change ... 366
10.5 ... Monitor and Operate ... 373
10.6 ... Implementation ... 378
10.7 ... Summary ... 380
Part III ... Use Cases ... 381
11 ... Identifying Use Cases ... 383
11.1 ... Types of Innovation ... 383
11.2 ... Identify Business Gaps ... 400
11.3 ... Extensibility Concept ... 403
11.4 ... Summary ... 421
12 ... Managing Multiple ERP Systems by Extending and Integrating SAP S/4HANA ... 423
12.1 ... Description ... 424
12.2 ... Architecture ... 426
12.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 431
12.4 ... Implementation ... 433
12.5 ... Summary ... 441
13 ... Managing Procurement Spend by Extending SAP Ariba ... 443
13.1 ... Description ... 444
13.2 ... Architecture ... 446
13.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 451
13.4 ... Implementation ... 453
13.5 ... Summary ... 457
14 ... Curating a Guided Prehire Experience by Extending SAP SuccessFactors ... 459
14.1 ... Description ... 459
14.2 ... Architecture ... 462
14.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 466
14.4 ... Implementation ... 467
14.5 ... Summary ... 475
15 ... Integrating the COVID-19 Risk Index with SAP Concur ... 477
15.1 ... Description ... 478
15.2 ... Architecture ... 480
15.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 484
15.4 ... Implementation ... 485
15.5 ... Summary ... 491
16 ... Integrating SAP Customer Experience with Qualtrics ... 493
16.1 ... Description ... 494
16.2 ... Architecture ... 496
16.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 500
16.4 ... Implementation ... 501
16.5 ... Summary ... 511
17 ... Building Multitenant Applications Using SAP Cloud Application Programming Model ... 513
17.1 ... Description ... 514
17.2 ... Architecture ... 514
17.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 516
17.4 ... Implementation ... 520
17.5 ... Summary ... 532
18 ... Building Cloud-Native Applications Using SAP BTP, Kyma Runtime ... 533
18.1 ... Description ... 534
18.2 ... Architecture ... 536
18.3 ... Selecting SAP BTP Services ... 538
18.4 ... Implementation ... 539
18.5 ... Summary ... 553
... The Authors ... 555
... Index ... 557
