Hello Everyone,
With HANA SP10 or above, we have HANA Multi Container system where you can have 1 or more containers for multi tenant feature.
Now, if we have multi containers configured for different tenants, how the architecture will looks like for Fiori Analytic applications (KPIs).
With single container, we have below configuration.
HANA System - hana.example.com:8000
Gateway system - gw.example.com:8000
external web dispatcher - wd.example.com:8080
Rules are defined in the External web dispatcher to make Analytic Fiori applications work correctly where WD redirects the requests to GW or HANA based on the extensions. Which is,
wd.example.com:8080/sap/bc/* -> gw.example.com/sap/bc/* server
wd.example.com:8080/sap/hana/* or /sap/hba/* -> hana.example.com:8000/sap/hana/* or /sap/hba/*
Everything works fine and everyone is happy about it.
Now, with multi container HANA system in place, things are changed a bit like below.
HANA System container 1 - hana-ct1.example.com:8000
HANA System container 2 - hana-ct2.example.com:8000
Gateway system - gw.example.com:8000
external web dispatcher - wd.example.com:8080
Now, with above, below is the configuration on the external web dispatcher to make it work for one container.
wd.example.com:8080/sap/bc/* -> gw.example.com/sap/bc/* server
wd.example.com:8080/sap/hana/* or /sap/hba/* -> hana-ct1.example.com:8000/sap/hana/* or /sap/hba/*
BUT if we wants to have Fiori apps for both the HANA containers, how can we make it work? Does it mean we have to have 2 separate external web dispachers to make it work for both HANA containers?
Will there be any option to make it work through single external web dispatcher?
-Bhavik