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The Avantra Agent monitors the following SAP Basis Releases:

Unicode Kernels are supported as well.

The BusinessObjects system type in Avantra lists systems which are SAP BusinessObjects Business Intelligence systems. We support BOBJ systems from version 4.2 onwards. These systems include checks to manage system uptime, performance, and job execution. A stand-alone database system type must be defined before adding a BusinessObjects system.

A Business Service is a cross-system (and even a cross-customer) Composite Check. In other words, while input checks of a Composite Check must be executed on a system for which the Composite Check is defined, a Business Service can have arbitrary input checks.

And although every Business Service is “owned” by a customer, it may have input checks from other customers as well. Input checks for a Business Service can be a Built-in Check, a Custom Check, a Composite Check, a System Status, or another Business Service. Business Services also record Availability Data.

An example for a Business Service would be to correlate all SystemAlive Checks of all productive SAP Systems. A Business Service is a Managed Object as well as a Check, so you can apply Maintenance Windows to it, for example. And, of course, a Business Service has a Check Status.

A SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) Global Account serves as the highest organizational unit within the SAP BTP environment, acting as a central entry point for managing resources, subscriptions, and services across regions.

Avantra can integrate with a SAP BTP Global Account via a managed object. Creating a Global Account managed object will discover and populate any BTP Subaccounts that exist with the Global Account.

A SAP BTP (Business Technology Platform) Subaccount managed object is created by the discovery phase of a SAP BTP Global Account, and will be linked to it.

During detection, the Subaccount will display the SAP BTP CF Applications tab, where the SAP BTP Cloud Foundry Application applications will be listed. The tab Cloud Services lists any cloud services that are discovered. Both the Cloud Foundry Applications and Cloud Services will be grouped by the Subaccount they are associated with.

In order for Cloud Foundry to be detected, an account is needed with access to the Cloud Foundry APIs. This account must be an Org Member with the Org Manager role.

The recommended method for this is to use a user from your SAP Cloud Identity Service.

If you have added a Custom Identity Provider for Platform Users under Security > Trust Configuration in the BTP Cockpit, you can select users from origins.

The password is set in SAP Cloud Identity Services. Log in as the user and set it at https://<unique>.accounts.ondemand.com/ui/protected/profilemanagement.

If not already done, for information on adding your SAP Cloud Identity Services instance, see SAP Documentation - Establish Trust and Federation of Custom Identity Providers for Platform Users.

With that completed, you will need to provide the credentials in Avantra. To do this: