Actions

If you’re investigating developer portals, you may already see the need for one in your organization. The tough part is finding the solution that works best for your org. To help you get started, we’ll walk you through considerations for establishing your internal developer portal and how it can meet your needs across your development lifecycle.

This month we’ve got all kinds of in-app improvements to share. Read on to see how you can take full advantage of these updates in OpsLevel.

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With Actions, you can standardize and streamline certain common tasks at the click of a button. This guide walks you through how Actions work in OpsLevel and what kinds of automations you can create.

With templated Actions in OpsLevel, platform engineers can deliver self-service features to their engineering org way faster than rolling out their own solutions. Our Platform Lead, Kyle Rockman, shows what it's like to create a PagerDuty incident to page the on-call engineer with and without our Action template in OpsLevel.

For engineering teams that want to go farther faster, automating manual operational tasks is key. It reduces costs, improves DevX, and fosters innovation.

Get a 3-minute demo on how, using OpsLevel, developers can self-serve key actions in the software lifecycle, and platform teams can ensure best practices and standards are baked into everything from the start.

An internal developer portal or IDP is a key enabler for platform engineers and SREs, but it also benefits other teams, including product developers and engineers.