Note
This lesson is geared mainly towards administrators, but any of the roles involved could benefit from it.
In a previous lesson, you discovered the recommended sub-account model for SAP BTP. It consists of three sub-accounts for development, testing and productive use.
Artifacts that have been created or changed in the development sub-account have to be brought to the test and productive sub-account in a reliable and controlled manner.
The tool that SAP is offering for this purpose is SAP Cloud Transport Management. In this lesson, you will learn how to set it up and how to reflect your delivery landscape in SAP Cloud Transport Management.
Overview
In order to reflect your delivery landscape in SAP Cloud Transport Management, you have to perform two major steps:
- Set up SAP Cloud Transport Management. This has to be done only once, because all your delivery landscapes can be managed from one central instance of SAP Cloud Transport Management.
- Configure your delivery landscape inside your SAP Cloud Transport Management instance. This part has to be done for every transport scenario you wish to implement.
Watch the video below to learn more about the steps necessary to set up SAP Cloud Transport Management.
Business Scenario
As a release manager of Rotating Banana, you have decided to use a typical three sub-account landscape in SAP BTP for your extension projects. The sub-accounts for development, test and production have already been set up.
Business Scenario
As an SAP BTP administrator at Rotating Banana, you have decided to run SAP Cloud Transport Management in the development sub-account, so the developers can easily get read access to SAP Cloud Transport Management in order to check the results of the transports.
Therefore, you entitle the development sub-account for SAP Cloud Transport Management and subscribe to it. You create three role collections (SAP Cloud Transport Management Administrator with full access, Transport Manager with all transport-related authorizations and a Viewer with display authorizations only) and assign these roles to the respective users.
To prepare the planned integration with the SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery service, you also create a service instance of SAP Cloud Transport Management and a service key.
Details on Enablement of SAP Cloud Transport Management
The SAP documentation provides details about the enablement of SAP Cloud Transport Management including extensive screenshots. The entry point can be found here: ‘Set Up the Environment to Transport Content Archives directly in an Application’.
The individual steps are described here:
The next step is to reflect this landscape in SAP Cloud Transport Management and prepare to connect cTMS to the SAP Continuous Integration and Delivery service.