The goal for this blog post is to show how we can implement DevOps engineering practices like Configuration as Code, Continuous Integration or Continuous Delivery into cloud-native integrations with SAP S/4HANA using microservices running in enterpri...
The goal for this blog post series is to show how we can make SAP Solutions deployments easy and reliable using Ansible automation.
In the previous blog post, we explained what ‘Community Roles for SAP’ are and how we can use those to extend the sup...
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SAP NetWeaver marks the technical foundation for many of the SAP Business Applications. SAP and Red Hat have worked jointly to deliver timely support of SAP technology stack on Red Hat’s latest release of Red Ha...
The goal for this blog post series is to show how we can make SAP Solutions deployments easy and reliable using Ansible automation.
In the previous blog post, we explained what ‘Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles for SAP’ are and how we can use t...
The goal for these blog post series is to show how we can make SAP Solutions deployments easy and reliable using Ansible automation.
In the previous blog post, we explained what Ansible is, some best practices while using Ansible, benefits of using ...
Hi Tauming,
Ansible does not provide anything similar to ‘terraform destroy’ and there is a simple reason for that. Ansible doesn’t track the changes done in a state file as Terraform does. The upside of this is not requiring to maintain/backup an...
Hi Jochen, the short answer is yes, they are, but let me elaborate on that. As explained during 'Part 2' and 'Part 3' of this blog post series there are 2 different Ansible Role "types":
Red Hat Enterprise Linux System Roles for SAP, which are sup...
Thanks Jose! While Terraform is great for Infrastructure Orchestration it lacks capabilities when it comes to configuration management and workloads deployment comparing to Ansible. We have seen enterprises using both, Terraform for Infra set-up and ...
