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# Discovery Center mission - Create simple, connected digital experiences with API-based integration
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# Discovery Center mission - Create simple, connected digital experiences with API-based integration - Step 1
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## Overview
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export BTP_PASSWORD=<your_password>
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2. Change the variables in the `samples.tfvars` file to meet your requirements
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2. Change the variables in the `sample.tfvars` file to meet your requirements
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> ⚠ NOTE: You should pay attention **specifically** to the users defined in the samples.tfvars whether they already exist in your SAP BTP accounts. Otherwise you might get error messages like e.g. `Error: The user could not be found: [email protected]`.
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You probably want to remove the assets after trying them out to avoid unnecessary costs. To do so execute the following command:
# Discovery Center mission - Create simple, connected digital experiences with API-based integration - Step 2
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## Overview
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This script shows how to create a SAP BTP subaccount for Discovery Center Mission: Create simple, connected digital experiences with API-based integration. Step 2 comprises all activities that depend on the step 1 completion.
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## Deploying the resources
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To deploy the resources you must:
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1. If you did not create a `tfvars` file in step 1 (via the variable `create_tfvars_file_for_step2`) you must manually Take the output of step 1 and transfer it in a `tfvars` file e.g. `sample.tfvars` file to meet your requirements. Of course you can also further adjust the generated `tfvars` file from step 1.
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2. If not already done in step 1, initialize your workspace:
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```bash
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terraform init
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```
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3. You can check what Terraform plans to apply based on your configuration. If you use the generated `tfvars` file from step 1 you do not need need to explicitly add the filename to the command:
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```bash
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terraform plan -var-file="terraform.tfvars"
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```
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4. According to the variants of step 3. apply your configuration to provision the resources either via:
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```bash
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terraform apply -var-file="terraform.tfvars"
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```
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## In the end
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You probably want to remove the assets after trying them out to avoid unnecessary costs. To do so execute the command fitting your setup:
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