manifest.yml Application Configuration
Tutorials that teach this
- Tutorial Create an Application with Cloud Foundry Python Buildpack
- Tutorial Create an Application for Receiving Messages
- Tutorial Application Readiness Check
- Tutorial Create an Application for Producing Messages
- Tutorial Create a Cloud Foundry or XS Advanced App that Queries SAP HANA
- Tutorial Create an Application with Cloud Foundry Node.js Buildpack
Docs explaining this concept
Prerequisites
- Concept SAP Java Buildpack 1 SAP Java Buildpack 1 is a deprecated [Cloud Foundry buildpack](https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/ad3e8dfdbaad423e96ca875a4cd36f61?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=Cloud) that developers use to run Java applications on SAP BTP. Web applications deployed with it can run in a TomEE 7 container, though that runtime is also deprecated. For Maven projects, developers can manage the versions of SAP Java Buildpack dependencies using a [Bill of Materials (BOM)](https://help.sap.com/docs/btp/sap-business-technology-platform/6c6936e8e4ea40c9a9a69f6783b1e978?locale=en-US&state=PRODUCTION&version=Cloud).
- Concept SAP BTP Cloud Foundry Runtime Deployment and Operations
- Concept Cloud Foundry Manifest File (manifest.yml)
- Concept Deploying an App to Cloud Foundry
- Concept Cloud Foundry Application Deployment (cf push / manifest.yml)
Concepts that build on this
- Concept Python Development on SAP BTP Cloud Foundry
- Concept Cloud Foundry Application Lifecycle (Staging, Pushing, Restarting)
- Concept Configuring Readiness Health Checks via App Manifest
- Concept Packaging an App for Cloud Foundry Deployment
- Concept SAP BTP Cloud Foundry Runtime Deployment and Operations
- Concept Cloud Foundry Manifest File (manifest.yml)