April 2023 release notes

OpsLevel

April 28, 2023

Our April releases ranged from our biggest launch ever to some highly anticipated feature enhancements. Here’s the recap:

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Software catalog: Systems and domains 🧱 We introduced systems and domains to OpsLevel, enabling our customers to catalog everything in production—including higher-order groupings within their software architecture.

The new systems view shows every service in a system and the system's maturity levels by category.

A complete software catalog gives teams more context to make informed decisions and move faster, and it gives leadership access to the depth of reporting they need across entire business areas. (Stay tuned for the official release of infra, coming soon!)

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Sidebar updates 🧹 We cleaned up our sidebar, moving more of our features under “Service Maturity”, “Integrations”, and our brand new “People” sections in the top-line navigation.

The refreshed side navigation includes a new "People" element.

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Improved technical documentation 📖 We moved our technical documentation to ReadMe, giving you an improved user experience and enhanced search capabilities.

Our technical documentation is now available in an improved ReadMe format.

More resources

Blog

OpsLevel CEO John Laban Discusses Platform Complexity and the Future of DevOps on theCUBE

TheCUBE recently hosted John Laban, CEO and Co-Founder of OpsLevel, in their latest Media Day event at the New York Stock Exchange. Sitting down with theCUBE’s John Furrier, Laban offered insights into OpsLevel’s mission to simplify the increasing complexity within modern software architecture, shared his journey from Amazon and PagerDuty to founding OpsLevel, and explored the challenges faced by today’s software engineers and platform teams.

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How To Maximize Engineering Efficiency with an Internal Developer Portal

When it comes to a competitive edge, speed and efficiency are everything. The quicker engineering teams can ship reliable, high-quality features, the more value they bring to the business. An internal developer portal (IDP) is a critical enabler in making this possible. By centralizing tools, resources, and processes, an IDP enhances workflows, streamlines collaboration, and empowers developers to be more autonomous.

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Introducing Customizable Team Pages: Your New Developer Home Base

Looking for a tailored homepage for your team that focuses only on what matters most? The new Customizable Team Pages in OpsLevel allow you to bring data from your software ecosystem—and tool stack into one single pane of glass.

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