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SAP CLOUD INTEGRATION CI/CD USING GITLAB

WRITTEN BY

Anitha K
PUBLISHED​
1st June 2022

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In this blog I have explained how to deploy and run CI/CD pipeline for SAP Cloud Integration artifact using GitLab. By the end of this article you would be able to deploy a basic CI/CD pipeline for your artifact.

pre-requisite:
1. SAP Cloud Integration trial account.
2. An existing cloud integration flow.
3. GitLab with an active runner.

1. Create a new project in GitLab:

Menu

2. Modify the YAML config file :
Update the YAML file to deploy the integration artifact using Piper.
Piper is an open source tool to implement continuous delivery.

view merged YAML

Replace the “CREDENTIALS” value as explained below:
Go to your SAP BTP trial account > select your API instance (create a new instance, if not already done)> click on the service keys > copy the entire credentials.

{
“oauth”: {
“clientid”: “xx-xlkjjfd-asd-xxxx-0000-xxxxxx!0000|it!sssss”,
“clientsecret”: “12345–6788–45rt-adcd-asdgthkjfn_xxxxxxxxxxxx”,
“url”: “https://3xxxxxxxx.it-cpitrialxx.cfapps.us10-001.hana.ondemand.com“,
“tokenurl”: “https://3xxxxxxxx.authentication.us10.hana.ondemand.com/oauth/token
}
}

Replace the “maildemo” with your actual Iflow ID

bin/piper integrationArtifactDeploy –verbose –apiServiceKey $(CREDENTIALS) –integrationFlowId “maildemo”

deployment status

3. Run the pipeline
Click the commit changes as shown below to run the pipeline.

project information

4. Pipeline successfully triggered:
Once the pipeline is passed successfully you can see the status as shown below.

Update gitlab ci.yml file
5. Validate flow deployment Once the pipeline is successful it will trigger the respective Cloud integration flow “maildemo”
maildemo
From the above snapshot we could conclude that whenever the pipeline runs successfully in the GitLab, it will automatically trigger the respective cloud integration flow.
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