If the pre-requisites above are all met, you can start your work by creating first your container. Install the VS Code plugin for Remote containers.Install VS Code - this will be your development environment.In case you are new to the containers topic, it is highly recommended to install and setup MS Visual Studio Code, too: ⚠ NOTE: Be aware of the terms of Docker for usage in enterprises. Get an SAP BTP trial account or a productive SAP BTP account (recommended) where you can make use of the free tier service plans.To use the tooling you first need to finish the following tasks: You find more information on the different use cases in the usecases document. With the built-in json schemas it's fairly simple to create your own use case file as you can see in this video: You can find use cases in the use cases folder of this repository, and - of course - you can create your own use case files, if you want to run the script. The use case is defined within a JSON structure. The Use CasesĪs a user the only thing you need to focus on is your use case that defines which services or subscriptions you need.
Why docker? We want to ensure that you can focus on getting your work done on the SAP BTP account without having to worry whether you have the right tools in the right release for the right operating system in place.
The tooling provided in this repository is supposed to run inside a docker container. In essence it’s all about making it easier to get developers quickly onboard on SAP BTP and use services on SAP BTP without having to know too much of the terminology and how to use the SAP BTP Cockpit.
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