NetSuite OAuth 2.0 Authentication for SDF (SuiteCloud Development Framework)
So first, generate the certificate. Using NetSuite’s example, we can use the openssl tool:
Bundlet is a small but feature-rich tool developed with the primary goal of making the task of deploying NetSuite customizations as simple as possible
For all its strong suits, deploying and migrating customizations in NetSuite can be somewhat cumbersome. The much loved user-friendly SuiteBundler tool for deploying customizations will not be extended with any new features, while the other option SDF (SuiteCloud Developer Framework), powerful as it is has a steep learning curve. With no out of the box integrations to GitHub and the like, companies are left to build their own SDLC infrastructure.
No formal process for deploying code, coupled with deployments being a hassle can have several implications on the business.
Bundlet is a small but feature-rich tool, focused solely on NetSuite, developed with the primary goal of democratizing the deployment of NetSuite customizations, enabling both administrators and developers (with little knowledge of SDF or GIT), to make NetSuite deployments frequently, and with ease.
Eliminating the obstacles that surround NetSuite deployments will allow teams to:
The tool is a wrapper around the native SDF, abstracting a lot of its complexities away and automating all that can be automated, leaving the user to simply select what needs to be deployed from where, and to which NetSuite account. Bundlet will also integrate tightly with GitHub, which means that companies will be able to establish an industry standard process for managing their NetSuite releases.
Schedule a demo today to see it in action.