What is SAP API Management?
SAP API Management is the part of SAP Integration Suite that lets a company share its data and services safely as APIs. An API (Application Programming Interface) is a door that lets one system ask another for data, such as a mobile app asking SAP for order status. SAP API Management decides who can use that door, how often, and keeps a record of every visit.
Our SAP API Management training teaches you to design, secure, publish and monitor APIs on SAP Integration Suite. You learn each step by building API proxies yourself, so you understand both the “how” and the “why” behind every setting.
API Proxy in SAP API Management
An API proxy sits in front of a real backend service, such as an SAP S/4HANA OData service. Apps call the proxy, not the backend directly. This keeps the backend hidden and lets you add security and limits in one place. Creating, testing and deploying API proxies is the core skill of this course.
SAP API Management Policies
Policies are the rules you attach to an API proxy. You learn the most used SAP API Management policies: checking API keys and OAuth tokens for security, Spike Arrest and Quota to control traffic, Response Cache to speed up repeated calls, and policies that change or check messages as they pass through.
Developer Portal and API Products
Developers need a place to find your APIs and ask for access. You learn to group APIs into products, publish them on the developer portal, and manage the applications and keys that developers use to call them.
API Analytics and Monitoring
Once APIs are live, you need to know how they are used. You learn to read analytics dashboards that show traffic, response times and errors, so you can spot problems early and plan for growth.
SAP API Management vs SAP Cloud Integration (CPI)
Both are part of SAP Integration Suite, but they do different jobs. SAP Cloud Integration (CPI) moves and transforms data between systems through integration flows (iFlows). SAP API Management controls access to services through API proxies. In real projects they often work together, for example an API proxy in front of a CPI iFlow, and this course shows you how. To learn integration flows in depth, see our SAP CPI training.
SAP API Management Online Training: Course Highlights
| What You Get |
Details |
| Course Length |
8 weeks, with 2-hour live classes |
| Batches |
Weekday (Mon–Fri, 8:00–10:00 AM IST) or weekend (Sat–Sun) |
| Mode |
Live online classes with a trainer, plus class recordings |
| Syllabus |
8 modules: API basics, Integration Suite setup, API proxies, policies, security, developer portal, analytics, integration with Cloud Integration and a final project |
| Practice |
Hands-on labs for proxy creation, policy setup and analytics |
| Certificate |
ZebLearn course certificate, plus guidance on related SAP Integration Suite certification |
| Career Help |
Resume building, mock interviews and placement support |
| Fee |
₹50,000, with EMI options |
SAP API Management Course Fees and Duration
The SAP API Management course runs for 8 weeks, with 2-hour live classes in a weekday or weekend batch. The course fee at ZebLearn is ₹50,000, and you can pay in EMIs. The fee covers live classes, hands-on labs, recordings, the course certificate and placement support. Any SAP certification exam fee is paid to SAP separately.
Who Should Join This SAP API Management Course?
This course suits people who connect systems or build apps around SAP:
- SAP CPI and PI/PO consultants who want to add API skills on SAP Integration Suite
- SAP ABAP and BTP developers who expose SAP data to other apps
- Java, .NET and web developers who build apps that call SAP
- Integration and middleware engineers moving into the SAP cloud
- Technical consultants and architects who design secure connections between systems
Do I Need Any Prerequisites?
It helps to know the basics of web services (REST, HTTP, JSON or XML) and to have some idea of SAP or integration work. You do not need to be an expert coder. If you are new to SAP Integration Suite, our SAP BTP fundamentals course is a good place to start.
Your SAP API Management Learning Path
The course follows the life of an API, from first design to live monitoring:
- Understand APIs, REST, OData and where SAP API Management fits in SAP Integration Suite
- Learn the roles: API provider, API admin and app developer
- Set up API Management in SAP Integration Suite and connect to backend systems
- Create, test and deploy API proxies
- Add policies for security, traffic control and caching
- Publish API products on the developer portal and manage apps and keys
- Monitor APIs with analytics, and connect API proxies with Cloud Integration iFlows
- Learn versioning and governance, finish the final project and prepare for interviews