A.Secure storage of authentication data, for example, keys, credentials and access tokens

B.Support for protocols such as HTTP and RFC

C.On-premise connectivity with SAP Cloud Connector

D.Technical connectivity to remote services

E.Transparent tenant-aware configuration

F.Subaccount specific configuration of application connections, for example URLs

A.Easily define custom extensions

B.Use lifecycle management for export or import of customer objects

C.Develop JavaScript coding in an embedded editor

D.Adapt and change the standard UI

E.Replicate data to SAP Customer Relationship Management

A.Pipelines running everything in parallel, so given enough computing resources, builds run fast.

B.Isolation of the builds

C.The code of the pipeline, the lifecycle management script, and the required Docker images can be updates easily.

D.Having a local download cache

E.A project generated through the provided archetypes already includes a Jenkins file which loads the CI/CD pipeline automatically.

A.Role Collection

B.Role

C.Role Template

D.Scope

E.Permission

A.The ability to use either JavaScript or TypeScript

B.The watch feature, which automatically redeploys Javascript upon changes in the source code.

C.The ability to use Java and JavaScript

D.The watch feature, so when you change the source code of the running application this is automatically recognized, the application is automatically rebuild and restarted.

E.The debug feature, so you can set breakpoints and stop program execution when required