Event information Location: ReCAP 2021, online Date: 19.10.2019 Site: Event website Title: CAP outside SAP Presentation: PDF Additional information CAP is open in terms of its architecture. It can run on any platform that meets the runtime requirements like Node.js. For the database, an open source driver cds-pg is available. Read more…
In case you are following SAP and CAP related topics, you noticed that the CAP enthusiasts are still trying to convince SAP to make CAP available under an open source license. SAP, at the same time, is declining the request. While I’d welcome having CAP as open source very much, Read more…
Microsoft Build conference is currently running and full of announcements. You can read the in the book of news published by Microsoft to get an overview. One of the most impactful announcements concerns Azure apps. You can now run Azure application services (App Service, Functions, Logic Apps, Event Grid, API Read more…
OpenShift 4 comes with a catalog containing several ready-to-run solutions. Besides the basic one-app software that will install and run a software in a pod, there are also Helm charts available. Helm charts are loaded from a repository, and by default, OpenShift 4 includes the RedHat Helm Charts repository. Chances Read more…
SAP is ending the SAP Cloud Platform Neo (SCP Neo) Trial and for everyone to learn and try out SCP services, the SCP Cloud Foundry (SCP CF) Trial is the only offering left. I wrote down my thoughts on this and why I think that the free trial approach is Read more…
I use the AKS to run an SAP CAP app called Fruit Checker (an app I wrote for bridgingIT GmbH, presented together with Microsoft at events and, when presented to customers, always starts an incredible discussion about the possibilities when combining SAP and Azure). I usually present the app, architecture Read more…
In this blog I’ll show how to bring a legacy solution to the cloud. As an example, I’ll use a user management solution based on a 3-tier application: backend, middleware, frontend. Through a series of blogs, I will bring this solution from a legacy, on premise setup to the cloud. Read more…