Environments

Organizations running SAP tend to have a three-system landscape. These systems are usually called development, test, and production (there can also be two-, four-, or five-system landscapes, but an SAP landscape with three systems is most common). A transport mechanism exists to move the code and related artifacts (dependencies) only in one direction (development → test → production). An environment serves a similar purpose in SAP Intelligent RPA. While SAP servers are usually physical, the Intelligent RPA environment is a logical entity and serves as an encompassing unit for all the project's runtime resources.

Here is how we can create a Dev environment named irpa_book:

1. First, click on the + New Environment button, as shown:

Figure 2.2 – Creating an environment – 1

2. In the next option box, enter the details as shown in the following screenshot. It is recommended to assign the same names to...