You can find information about the features introduced, enhancements, or other changes made in HCL DevOps Loop.

You can find the known issues that are identified in this version of HCL DevOps Loop.

HCL DevOps Loop is a platform designed to support and streamline the software application development lifecycle. DevOps Loop integrates key processes such as planning, coding, testing, release management, deployment, and monitoring into a seamless workflow for enhanced productivity within the DevOps ecosystem.

You can find an overview of the HCL DevOps Loop user interface.

Accessibility features help users who have physical disabilities, such as visual and, hearing impairment, or limited mobility, to use the software products successfully.

You can find information about the tasks that you can perform to install HCL DevOps Loop on IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS) by using a newly created cluster. You can use the Helm chart to perform the installation.

You can find information about the tasks that you can perform to install HCL DevOps Loop on Kubernetes Service (K8S). You can use the Helm chart to perform the installation.

You can find information about the tasks that you can perform to install HCL DevOps Loop on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) system for a demo setup.

After you install HCL DevOps Loop, you can manage certain features based on your requirements.

After installing HCL DevOps Loop, you must review the configuration required for the individual DevOps solutions.

You must back up HCL DevOps Loop data before you uninstall the current version of DevOps Loop. You must back up the data to avoid data loss or inaccessibility of data.

To reinstall HCL DevOps Loop when an ongoing installation fails, you can uninstall DevOps Loop and its components from theIBM Cloud Kubernetes Service (IKS) cluster.

To reinstall HCL DevOps Loop when an ongoing installation fails, you can uninstall DevOps Loop and its components from the Kubernetes Service (K8S) cluster.

You can find the details of licensing that HCL DevOps Loop supports.

HCL DevOps Loop uses Keycloak (https://www.keycloak.org/) to manage and authenticate users. You can manage user access by logging in to the Keycloak instance that is installed with DevOps Loop.

You can enable social authentication for users to sign up and log in to HCL DevOps Loop by using a social network account. The Keycloak admin can configure this social sign-up in the Keycloak UI.

Each user is assigned a license when they log in to the DevOps Loop for the first time. As an admin, you can revoke the assigned license if the user is no longer part of the platform.

Users have different roles and access levels on the platform and in integrated applications, depending on their tasks and the settings in each application.

You can integrate your OpenAI account with HCL DevOps Loop so that can you connect to the providers and use Loop Genie services.

You can integrate your Ollama account with HCL DevOps Loop so that you can connect to the providers and use Loop Genie services.

You can manage integrations that are configured in HCL DevOps Loop by editing, deleting, enabling, or disabling them as required.

You can create a teamspace in HCL DevOps Loop to provide your team with a dedicated, secure workspace that automatically spans across all the integrated applications like Plan, Control, Code, Test, Deploy, and Measure.

You can add existing members or invite new members to join a teamspace in DevOps Loop by using the Edit Teamspace option.

You can join a teamspace in DevOps Loop when you receive an invitation from a teamspace owner. The invitation email includes a link to update your account and access the DevOps Loop.

You can create a loop to build the pipeline of tasks across the integrated applications in HCL DevOps Loop.

You can complete certain tasks after creating a loop by navigating to the integrated applications.

You can interact with Loop Genie, which is a chatbot, to get answers to your queries on end-to-end project data within a loop.

This set of reference topics provides additional information on using the command line interface for tasks related to teamspaces and loops in Deploy.

DevOps Code (Code) is a cloud-based integrated development environment on HCL DevOps Loop, with which you can write, compile, build, and debug software applications in a so-called dev container, accessible directly from a web browser. The editor provides a completely configured development environment with preinstalled extensions, tools, and libraries. You can start coding without the need to set up the environment on your local machine.

You can find the basic steps for setting up a workspace in the DevOps Code (Code) Browser IDE. You can find instructions for accessing and using the dev container environment. A video walkthrough is also available to visually guide you through the same process.

DevOps Code (Code) enables you to work with a Starter dev container and preconfigured dev containers.

As a teamspace admin, you can configure which dev containers are available to team members. These configurations follow the Dev Containers specification and are versioned by pushing them to a Control Git repository. This process provides a consistent, ready-to-use, preconfigured development environment across the team.

The DevOps Code (Code) user interface offers key features that are designed to facilitate navigation, file management, source control, debugging, and extension management within the browser IDE.

DevOps Code (Code) supports extensions that enhance your development experience, including tools for coding, debugging, version control, and more, within the same IDE.

DevOps Code (Code) automatically forwards ports from the dev container, so that you can access to applications that use TCP ports, from your local machine. For example, if you run a web application in Code, the port on which the web server listens will be forwarded so that you can access the web application from your web browser.

DevOps Code (Code) offers file management features such as drag-and-drop, browsing and downloading files, thereby simplifying your development workflow.