As we conclude this module, let's recap the key points and take stock of what we have learned.
- Licensing: SAP Commerce Cloud uses standard SAP license management. It offers three distinct licences each designed for specific needs: temporary, development, and regular licenses.
- Versioning: Starting with SAP Commerce Cloud 2211, a versionless scheme was introduced that includes a monthly update release mechanism.
- Logging: SAP Commerce Cloud offers a range of flexible logging configuration options related to various aspects, such as application server logs, database logs, promotion engine logs, and more.
- Integration: SAP Commerce Cloud is supported by a list of internal and external integration tools. These include the ImpEx tool, Cloud hot folders, OCC web services, Integration API modules, the Integration Extension pack, BTP Integration, and more.
- GDPR: SAP Commerce Cloud is aligned with GDPR requirements, providing features like consent management, personal data erasure, data annotation and retention, personal data reporting configuration and generation to ensure user data privacy and protection.
- SAP Commerce Cloud Knowledge Webography: Various online resources are available for SAP Commerce Cloud enablement, including the SAP Help Portal, SAP Learning Platform, openSAP Microlearning, SAP Learning Hub, and the SAP Community.