Blogs tagged terminal

In this Cloud-Native Lab post, I’ll compare the CLI clients of two runtimes within SAP BTP – the Cloud Foundry and the Kyma runtime. In other words, I compare thekubectl tool of Kyma and Kubernetes with the cf tool of Cloud Foundry. This post... Read More »

(Find more terminal tips here: https://blogs.sap.com/tag/terminaltip/) In the previous terminal tip (remotely monitor a CF deployment) we saw the building blocks of how we might go about finding and then remotely monitoring an ongoing multi-target... Read More »

(Find more terminal tips here: https://blogs.sap.com/tag/terminaltip/) In today’s HandsOnSAPDev live stream, Ep.65, we built the SAP Cloud Platform Workflow sample application MTA in the SAP Web IDE, and deployed it to our Cloud Foundry (CF)... Read More »

(Find more terminal tips here: https://blogs.sap.com/tag/terminaltip/) Working with Cloud Foundry (CF) from the command line, I use the cf CLI a lot. As you perhaps may know already, due to the use of Multi Target Applications (multiapps, or MTAs)... Read More »

(Find more terminal tips here: https://blogs.sap.com/tag/terminaltip/) Further to my last Terminal Tip on truncating CF output I have another terminal tip for you that might help in the context of reading log output from Cloud Foundry (CF)... Read More »

(Find more terminal tips here: https://blogs.sap.com/tag/terminaltip/) I am a big fan of the terminal, and it’s my preferred work environment for many reasons. I use the Cloud Foundry CLI cf frequently in my work on the SAP Cloud Platform but... Read More »

A few more small adventures using the cf command line client, as well as some shell pipeline goodness and that nifty tip from Marius Obert about radically reducing the size of your deployment archive.  Further to my blog post yesterday on scripting... Read More »

In this post I share a simple script that I use to recreate my Business Rules environment in the Cloud Foundry environment of my SAP Cloud Platform trial account. Scripting and the CLI in general is very powerful in today’s “new... Read More »

Turning the page into a new year is often useful to reflect on the previous period and look forward to the next one. I usually don’t set hard and fast “new year resolutions” but like some of you out there I have a general idea of... Read More »

Introduction Looking at the hands-on SAP Dev episodes (as of 3rd of January 2020 live stream and recordings are available via YouTube) of DJ Adams you will become aware that the terminal is getting quite some attention: how to configure it to fit... Read More »