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C_CPE_2409 · Question #60

Which services can be used for connecting your application to a remote service or system on SAP BTP? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

The correct answer is B. Cloud Management service D. Destination service. Important note: The provided answer key appears to contain an error. Based on SAP BTP documentation and certification materials, the correct answers are C (Connectivity service) and D (Destination service), not B and D. Why C and D are correct: The Destination service (D)…

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Question

Which services can be used for connecting your application to a remote service or system on SAP BTP? Note: There are 2 correct answers to this question.

Options

  • ASAP Authorization and Trust Management service
  • BCloud Management service
  • CConnectivity service
  • DDestination service

How the community answered

(21 responses)
  • A
    5% (1)
  • B
    90% (19)
  • C
    5% (1)

Explanation

Important note: The provided answer key appears to contain an error. Based on SAP BTP documentation and certification materials, the correct answers are C (Connectivity service) and D (Destination service), not B and D.

Why C and D are correct:

The Destination service (D) stores and retrieves technical connection details - URLs, authentication credentials, and proxy settings - needed to reach remote systems or services. The Connectivity service (C) complements it by establishing a secure tunnel (via the SAP Cloud Connector) between your BTP application and on-premise systems behind a corporate firewall.

Why A and B are wrong:

The SAP Authorization and Trust Management service (A) handles identity, OAuth tokens, and trust configurations - it's about who can access your app, not about reaching external systems. The Cloud Management service (B) is an administrative tool for managing BTP accounts, subaccounts, directories, and entitlements - not for runtime connectivity.

Memory tip: Think "Where to go + How to get there" - the Destination service tells your app where the remote system is (the address), and the Connectivity service handles how to get there securely (the tunnel).

If this question appeared on an official SAP practice exam, double-check the source - C+D is the widely documented correct pairing for this topic (covered in SAP's BTP learning journeys and the BTP Associate certification).

Topics

#SAP BTP#Destination service#Connectivity service#remote integration

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