Destinations
Covers SAP BTP Destinations as the abstraction layer for outbound connectivity from BTP applications and services (Integration Suite, extension apps, SAP Build) to on-premise and cloud target systems. Explains destination configuration properties, authentication types, Cloud vs On-Premise proxy types, Destination service scoping at subaccount and application levels, runtime resolution, Cloud Connector interplay, troubleshooting connectivity failures, and security/performance considerations relevant across Cloud Foundry and Kyma environments.
Overview
Covers SAP BTP Destinations as the abstraction layer for outbound connectivity from BTP applications and services (Integration Suite, extension apps, SAP Build) to on-premise and cloud target systems. Explains destination configuration properties, authentication types, Cloud vs On-Premise proxy types, Destination service scoping at subaccount and application levels, runtime resolution, Cloud Connector interplay, troubleshooting connectivity failures, and security/performance considerations relevant across Cloud Foundry and Kyma environments.
Lessons in this topic
- Authentication Types and Proxy Types in Destinations: Choosing the Right ConfigurationA practical guide to selecting and configuring authentication types (NoAuthentication, BasicAuthentication, OAuth2, PrincipalPropagation, ClientCertificateAuthentication) and proxy types (Internet vs OnPremise) for BTP destinations, with runtime implications and troubleshooting guidance.
- Configuring Destinations: Proxy Types, Authentication Methods and Cloud Connector IntegrationLearn how to configure destinations correctly for Internet and OnPremise proxy types, choose the right authentication method for a given target system, and understand how Cloud Connector participates in resolving OnPremise destinations.
- Destinations Fundamentals: Purpose, Anatomy and Runtime RoleUnderstand what a BTP Destination is, why it exists as an abstraction between application code and target systems, and how its core properties are structured and resolved at runtime.