The holiday season is creeping up on us, and you can feel things starting to slow down a bit. Meetings getting shorter, inboxes getting quieter, and maybe there’s a little more breathing room than usual.
If that sounds like your world too, this might actually be the perfect moment to take a step back and look at your SAP integration landscape. The stuff that usually gets pushed to “later” because there’s never time for it. What’s aging? What’s undocumented? What would break if the person who built it left tomorrow?
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Something worth watching in SAP Cloud Integration
I read a great post this week from Krishna Chauhan that caught my eye. During a training session, he spotted new options showing up in the SAP CI tenant: Git Pull, Git Push, and Git Import.
If that holds up, it’s a real step toward native Git integration inside SAP Cloud Integration itself. Version control and DevOps built into the platform, not bolted on. Right now it looks like these are Trial-environment only, and Krishna hasn’t dug into the details yet, so treat it as an early sighting rather than a confirmed feature.
Worth keeping an eye on. Anyone else seeing this in their tenant?
Check out Krishna’s original post.
OData services in SAP
Dyaga Harshit has created a LinkedIn post with a small guide to understand how backend OData services are built and how they work.
The brand-new MCP Gateway in SAP Integration Suite is rolling out to customer tenants
It’s genuinely great to see these tools land, and the best thing is that while the MCP Gateway (like all of SAP’s AI features) is part of the Premium and Enhanced Integration Suite editions, it’s also available in the trial landscape right now. So you can go try it for free today.
Read SAP integration veteran Morten Wittrock’s comments here.
