Over the last number of years I have been making a number of SAP Integration related courses to teach people how I would be doing integration.
The focus of the courses has been to teach how to use SAP Integration and how you would need to use it in real life. Moreover, you can make the right decisions on how to use SAP Integration. I have been using the ways I have been teaching consulting clients how to use the SAP tools.
It has not been a goal to teach you how to pass the certification. I do think that certifications can give a large part of what you will need for handling the certification. I do think there is a distinction between certification and real life. And if I had to focus on the topics of certifications I could just create a certification dump.
The courses have over the years given a large number of developers access to cheap courses to help them learn to use the SAP tools. I do feel that now it is time to give them away for free.
I have two sets of courses.
Watch on YouTube Free courses on SAP CPI / SAP PI/PO
SAP Cloud Integration (CPI) course
In this course you will see how to create SAP CPI IFlows. It used to be a paid course, and it is now free.
The CPI course contains 4 modules showing how to get started with building SAP Integration:
- Module 1: Getting started to take your first steps to build an integration
- Module 2: Building new IFlows based on your current setup
- Module 3: Communication about how you can build integrations that communicate
- Module 4: Advanced where we look at some other approaches like data store and cloud connector etc.
Additionally, you will also get access to the bonus course content below:
- How to use the Figaf DevOps Suite to build SAP CPI faster
- How to build integration for SuccessFactors to query the Employee service to get the correct data that have changed
- Some different Groovy scripts I have created on client projects.
You can get started on the free course with the link below.
You can also use the trial of SAP Integration Suite to learn with the platform.
