I’m happy to update that with the recent SAP Cloud Platform update, we have enhanced the portal functionality on SAP Cloud Platform multi-cloud environment with the option to export & import site content.
The process is quite straight forward (and these are good news!), export content from the source account and import to the target account.
Important aspects to remembers:
Are we complete? No! Additional enhancements are in the pipeline which will allow you to transport content on a more granular level, integrate with Lifecycle Management tools such as the Transport Management Service and more.
Further reading: https://help.sap.com/viewer/ad4b9f0b14b0458cad9bd27bf435637d/Cloud/en-US/b2a3a47749c741faac8fccd1ed4...
The process is quite straight forward (and these are good news!), export content from the source account and import to the target account.
| 1. Export the content package from the source account | 2. Click on the Import button in the target account. | 3. Select the content package and import. |
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Important aspects to remembers:
- Before importing the content to the target account, ensure that you have subscribed all the content packages, similar to your source account.
- Note that the portal content (tiles, catalogs, groups) is cross site content, so any content important can affect multiple sites.
- Take special attention before overwriting your site & content (just ensure you are doing the right thing, as this is a non-reversable activity).
Are we complete? No! Additional enhancements are in the pipeline which will allow you to transport content on a more granular level, integrate with Lifecycle Management tools such as the Transport Management Service and more.
Further reading: https://help.sap.com/viewer/ad4b9f0b14b0458cad9bd27bf435637d/Cloud/en-US/b2a3a47749c741faac8fccd1ed4...
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