DevOps is an enterprise capability for continuous software delivery that enables clients to seize market opportunities and reduce time to customer feedback. This release of IBM UrbanCode delivers continuous software release capability, a must for continuous delivery. Version 6.2 focuses on expansion of deployment tracking and planning through improved usability and graphical dashboard displays.
UrbanCode Release V6.2 enables enterprise release management organizations, line-of-business release management teams, and application developers to deliver solutions to market faster in well orchestrated release events. Complex dependencies between system elements (such as web services, applications, and traditional sources of record) and mobile systems of engagement made releasing quality software to market quickly an increasingly challenging prospect because it requires a new approach and the support of better release management tooling. In UrbanCode Release V6.2, complex, cross-team dependencies are easily defined and tracked in the new release event dashboard.
UrbanCode V6.2:
- Helps users visualize the deployment progress with a new deployment dashboard.
- Supports orchestration of enterprise deployment that contain multiple, related deployments with cross-plan-task dependencies.
- Enables users to effectively manage, coordinate, and control environment usage across multiple releases and teams.
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