Cloud Integration – Provision Message Broker
Provision Message Broker
This blog describes option for activating Message broker for SAP Cloud Platform Integration customers with an Enterprise Edition license with the (2.29*).
To be able to use JMS Adapter for Async message processing with retry or AS2 Adapter message processing you first need to provision the Message Broker for your cloud integration tenant. If you have an Enterprise License you can do this for your tenant in Cloud Integration via Message Broker Provisioning using the self-service link available in the Account Cockpit.
Message Broker Provisioning in Account Cockpit
The message broker provisioning can done using the link Configure Cloud Integration available in the Overview of Cloud Integration Tile in Account Cockpit.
Authorization
The Tenant Admin user needs to be assigned Role AuthGroup.Administrator, for provision application in account hcisvc.
Message Broker Activation for Enterprise Edition
If you have an entitlement for enterprise license you can navigate to the landing page of the Cloud Application and provision a broker.
Once the process of provisioning a message broker is successful message broker, your Tenant will bind to active broker and you can see Active Message Broker for your tenants with the details.
Thank you, Kaushik for this blog!
Do you know why I cannot see the Service Cloud Integration in SAP CP?
We use the SAP CP license "extension package premium edition."
Best regards
Jan
Yes, Because it's obsolete now. The new name is process integration. Please follow the below blog:
https://blogs.sap.com/2018/05/12/self-service-enablement-of-cloud-integration-service-on-consumption-based-commercial-model-for-sap-cloud-platform/
Hi Former Member,
Thanks for the post, when I checked my tenant and found that could not find ' Message Broker Provisioning' but the message broker setting could be found under 'Configure Cloud Integration'. If this could be different in different version, might be you could help to add the description of 'Configure Cloud Integration' as well? Because I am a little bit confused that why it is not there:).
Thanks and regards,
Radar
Hi Radar,
Sorry for the confusion, the blog is now updated. The Message Broker provisioning is indeed a part of Configure Cloud Integration from the latest release.
Regards
Kaushik
Hello Radar,
Yes. You are correct. You will no longer find 'Message Broker Provisioning' .
The link has been renamed to 'Configure Cloud Integration'
For now, it has the ability to only provision/de-provision Message brokers.
In future, it would come up with activate/deactivate new capabilities.
Thanks,
Appala
You may follow below blog as well:
https://blogs.sap.com/2018/05/12/self-service-enablement-of-cloud-integration-service-on-consumption-based-commercial-model-for-sap-cloud-platform/