Follow the tutorials below to get familiar with the SAP Authorization and Trust Management service in the Cloud Foundry environment of SAP BTP.
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Tutorials for the SAP Authorization and Trust Management service in the Cloud Foundry environment |
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Learn how to secure a basic single-tenant Node.js application. Start with a Node.js application that uses the express framework and SAPUI5 to display a list of products and add the security components step by step. |
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Learn how to secure a basic java application. This tutorial starts with a Hello World Java application built with SAP Cloud SDK. |
Java, SAP Cloud SDK |
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Learn how to secure microservices in SAP BTP using |
Spring (Boot) |
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Learn how to add multitenancy to a node.js application and make it available for other subaccounts using the SaaS Provisioning service and the XSUAA. |
Node.js |
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Learn how to secure microservices in SAP BTP. This sample provides J2EE Configuration using web.xml and uses the SAP Java Buildpack. |
J2EE, SAP Java Buildpack |
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Learn how to build a cloud-native Node.js application that features secured service-to-service communication. The application shows you two different ways of securing service-to-service-communication (by propagating a business user or using a technical user). |
Node.js |
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Learn how to use the |
Java |
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Learn in this reference application how the service fits into a complete architecture of microservices that interact with each other propagating user information. |
Java |
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Learn how to validate OAuth tokens using a Python library. Use this library to add authentication in your Python application.
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Python |