how to get participant handbook for codejam re: event based processes

[erza]

Hi,

I'm currently following a codejam blog regarding event-based processes for sap build. here is the link of my current lesson: 3 - Explore SAP Integration Suite, advanced event mesh | SAP Tutorials

one of the prerequisite is a "participants handbook" which contains the system and credentials needed to follow the blog.

where can i get this? thanks

[Dan_Wroblewski · Accepted solution]

These are tutorials designed to be done in our brand new Event-Based Processes CodeJams, whose world premiere will be in Risch-Rotkreuz, Switzerland, in a few weeks.

Advanced Event Mesh is a paid service not yet available in SAP BTP trial accounts. If you are interested in this set of tutorials, please consider either coming to our 2 planned CodeJams on this topic, or organize one in your area (costs are minimal for the host, free for participants) and we'd be happy to run an event.

[erza · Accepted solution]

Hi Dan,

Too bad there is no virtual. We have standard subscription of advanced event mesh, maybe I'll just try it out from there. Is it possible the handbooks be shared somewhere after the event for individuals interested in the topic, but cant go in person?

[Dan_Wroblewski · Accepted solution]

The system we have provisioned is only for our events. I hope we can create a trial that can support this content. It's worth looking at @ajmaradiaga 's videos on setting S/4 to create events and Process Automation to receive and disperse the events.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hb9l0ss5ec

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfxI7ufCA24&t=2s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CnPUhnKcl-k

[ajmaradiaga · Accepted solution]

@erza, if you have access to AEM, you might be able to complete the first part of the CodeJam. You will still be missing the S4HC mock system that sends events to AEM, but there is a public Docker image that you can run locally to send events to your AEM: https://hub.docker.com/r/ajmaradiaga/s4-mock-server-with-bp-created-events. It is the exact same service we are running for the CodeJam.