The Terraform provider for SAP BTP enables you to automate the provisioning, management, and configuration of resources on SAP Business Technology Platform. By leveraging this provider, you can simplify and streamline the deployment and maintenance of BTP services and applications.
To follow along with this tutorial, ensure you have access to a free BTP trial account and Terraform installed on your machine. You can download it from the official Terraform website.
Before running your Terraform script, one have to choose the Authentication mechanism. Terraform Provider for BTP supports username/password based authentication and Single Sign-On (only for desktop environment)
The SAP BTP provider offers the authentication via username and password. Be aware that this authentication is not compatible with the SAP Universal ID. For details on how to resolve this please see SAP Note 3085908 - Getting an error (e.g. invalid credentials) in certain applications (e.g. SAP Download Manager) when using S-user ID or SAP Universal ID.
For Windows you have two options to export the environment variables:
If you use Windows CMD, do the export via the following commands:
set BTP_USERNAME=<your_username>
set BTP_PASSWORD=<your_password>If you use Powershell, do the export via the following commands:
$Env:BTP_USERNAME = '<your_username>'
$Env:BTP_PASSWORD = '<your_password>'For Mac OS export the environment variables via:
export BTP_USERNAME=<your_username>
export BTP_PASSWORD=<your_password>For Linux export the environment variables via:
export BTP_USERNAME=<your_username>
export BTP_PASSWORD=<your_password>Replace <your_username> and <your_password> with your actual BTP username and password.
The provider supports login via Single Sign-On (SSO). To enable this you need to set the environment variable BTP_ENABLE_SSO to true. Additionally, ensure that you run your scripts in a desktop environment. It's important to note that the SSO login feature is not intended for use in containerized environments or CI/CD pipelines.
For Windows you have two options to export the environment variables:
If you use Windows CMD, do the export via the following commands:
set BTP_ENABLE_SSO=trueIf you use Powershell, do the export via the following commands:
$Env:BTP_ENABLE_SSO = trueFor Mac OS export the environment variables via:
export BTP_ENABLE_SSO=trueFor Linux export the environment variables via:
export BTP_ENABLE_SSO=trueTerraform Provider for SAP BTP Documentation