In these two blogs, we will discuss more about this cloud services and provide technical insight on how it can be configured in Azure. But for internet facing use cases in Azure, you can leverage some of its cloud native services to build a secure and resilient solution like Azure Application Gateway Web Application Firewall which can act as first line of defense for internet facing use case, and Azure Active Directory (AAD) for SAML based user authentication that enables Single Sign On (SSO) for SAP Fiori. The installation and post configuration of SAP Fiori ABAP System (Embedded or Hub) on Azure is just like on-premises deployment. To understand different deployment strategy for SAP Fiori, you can refer SAP Fiori Deployment Options and System Landscape Recommendations guide. The detailed insight about this use case is already described by SAP in Considerations and Recommendations for Internet-facing Fiori apps blog.īut in this two series blog, we will talk about technical configuration of Azure services like Application Gateway Web Application Firewall (WAF) and SAML Single Sign-on with Azure AD that can be leveraged to securely configure internet facing SAP Fiori apps deployment on Azure. Out of several different customers uses cases, there seems to be one common case where customers seek advice is how to expose SAP Fiori apps to the internet.

Each customer is different and therefore has this unique use cases to deploy SAP Fiori apps. With the gaining momentum of SAP Fiori adoption for customers using SAP S/4HANA and SAP Business Suites systems, there often seems to be a dialogue when talking about its deployment strategy.

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