Moving a global appliance brand to SAP Commerce Cloud
Zero-downtime migration from on-premise SAP Hybris to CCv2, with microservices on SAP BTP Kyma
A global B2C store running on on-premise SAP Hybris. It worked, but the platform was holding back scalability and how fast the team could ship.
The move: SAP Commerce Cloud (CCv2), with no downtime for customers, and new capabilities built as microservices next to it instead of inside it.
The shape
Channels
B2C storefronts
- Global traffic
- OCC REST APIs
Commerce core
SAP Commerce Cloud
- CCv2
- Microservices on SAP BTP Kyma
- Jenkins CI/CD
Back office
PIM · OMS · payments
- Product data
- Order management
- Payment gateways
What I built
- The cloud-native migration from on-premise Hybris to CCv2, with zero-downtime deployment.
- Faster, more scalable OCC REST APIs for the storefronts.
- Microservices on SAP BTP Kyma (Kubernetes), so new features didn't all land in the commerce core.
- CI/CD pipelines with Jenkins.
- Integration layers to the PIM, the OMS and the payment gateways.
I also mentored the team on agile practices, microservices patterns and API design.
Where it landed
A cloud-native platform serving global B2C traffic, with better performance and continuous deployment.
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