Exploring SAP Service Manager on SAP Business Technology Platform

Explore the SAP Service Manager on SAP Business Technology Platform in this comprehensive one-hour video tutorial. Dive into the fundamentals of service brokers, OSBAPI, and service consumption across various runtimes including Cloud Foundry, Kubernetes, and Kyma. Learn to interact with the Service Manager using tools like cf cli, smctl, and btp CLI. Follow along as the instructor demonstrates practical examples, including setting up an ElephantSQL service broker, making OSBAPI calls, and managing service instances and bindings. Gain insights into advanced topics such as global service availability and the SAP Service Manager API. By the end of this tutorial, you'll have a solid understanding of SAP Service Manager and its role in managing services on the SAP Business Technology Platform.

Welcome and introduction
A quick overview of SAP Service Manager
Introducing the ElephantSQL service and broker running in a container
Exploring the detail in the output from `cf marketplace`
Looking at *all* the features of the cf CLI
Making the broker available globally using ngrok
Finding and making our first manual OSBAPI call /v2/catalog
Registering the service broker in CF
Seeing that the ElephantSQL service is now shown as available in the marketplace
Using `cf marketplace -e` to show plans for a particular service
A brief look at the cf "targets" plugin
Considering the nirvana of service availability, across runtimes
Creating an instance of the ElephantSQL service and a service key
Examining the OSBAPI call that was made in the background
Seeing the ElephantSQL service instance that was created, in the admin console
Creating a binding service key and seeing what OSBAPI call is made in the background
Cleaning up by removing the binding and instance with `dsik`
A brief look at the SAP Service Manager API and `smctl` CLI tool
Looking at the objects in the services group of the btp CLI
Now registering the ElephantSQL service broker with SAP Service Manager
Seeing the service as an offering