Blogs tagged CloudNativeLab

In this ninth post in my CloudFoundryFun series, we will write a very simple OpenUI5 web-app and deploy it to Cloud Foundry. For this, we will use the brand new SAP Business Application Studio beta. 4th November 2019: Update screenshots and include... Read More »

In this Cloud-Native Lab post, I’ll compare the manifest files of two runtimes within SAP Cloud Platform – the Cloud Foundry and the Kyma runtime. In other words, I compare thedeployment.yaml of Kyma with the mta.yaml file of SAP’s... Read More »

In this CloudFoundryFun post, I demonstrate how web apps, written with any UI framework, can be integrated into the Fiori Launchpad on Cloud Foundry. To display this, I chose a React app that leverages the UI5 web components. As your business users... Read More »

In this Cloud-Native Lab post, I’ll review multi-tenant development in SAP BTP. This blog post won’t go deep into the theory (I’ll sketch the rough idea and link some resources, though) but instead, focus on a sample guestbook... Read More »

In this seventh post in my CloudFoundryFun series, we will connect our local VS Code editor to running Cloud Foundry apps. This will allow us to do small changes and test quickly during development. Open heart surgery With great power To be honest,... Read More »

In this CloudFoundryFun post, I demonstrate how to implement a minimal business application that leverages the SAP Cloud Application Programming Model (CAP). These instructions can be used for learning purposes as well as for demonstration purposes... Read More »

In this tenth post in my CloudFoundryFun series, we will reuse an application that we build previously. But this time, we only deploy selected modules and resources of the application to Cloud Foundry. Mono-repo vs Multi-repo If you are coming from... Read More »

In this initial blog post of my new series, I’m going to show you can get to know Cloud Foundry better. For this we leverage the so called read-eval-print-loop (REPL). A REPL is a unique sandbox you can leverage to code in the environment your... Read More »

In this fourth post in my CloudFoundryFun series, we will dive a little bit deeper in the Cloud Foundry universe and talk about Tasks. Tasks are deterministic programs that can be triggered manually or also be scheduled. Fetch (football) scores... Read More »

In this eighth post in my CloudFoundryFun series, I want to show you how to combine a CAP app, running on Cloud Foundry, with an Azure Storage Account. And the best thing is, I published the entire code base on GitHub!  TechEd App Space... Read More »