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Exposing your iFlow directly to third parties means no throttling, no IP restrictions, and no usage control. In this blog, I’ll show you how to put an SAP API Management layer in front of Cloud Integration (3rd party → APIM → CPI → S/4HANA Public Cloud). You’ll apply Access Control, OAuth 2.0, Spike Arrest, and Quota policies, publish everything as a product, and test it in Postman/Bruno.

 

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Exposing your iFlow directly to third parties means no throttling, no IP restrictions, and no usage control. In this blog, I’ll show you how to put an SAP API Management layer in front of Cloud Integration (3rd party → APIM → CPI → S/4HANA Public Cloud). You’ll apply Access Control, OAuth 2.0, Spike Arrest, and Quota policies, publish everything as a product, and test it in Postman/Bruno.

 

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