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What are roles?

What are Tasks?

To configure connections between Release and Deploy servers, click Connections under Configuration from the navigation pane, and go to the Deploy Server section.

The Feature Settings page allows you to toggle or configure the optional features in Digital.ai Release. To configure the feature settings, from the navigation bar, click Settings > System Settings, and then click Feature flags tab. The Feature flags page is only available to users who have the Admin global permission.

In Release you can configure the file upload properties. File upload properties are used to set a limit for the size of uploaded files and to restrict content accepted by Release.

To configure Release, select Settings > General from the top menu. The General settings page is only available to users who have the Admin global permission.

What are permissions?

You can use variables to manage information that you don't know in advance or that may change. Global variables can be used in all templates and releases to manage shared information (unlike release variables, which are limited to a single release or template).

Cross site request forgery or CSRF is a class of attack that forces an end user to execute unwanted actions on an application when the user is authenticated. You can configure CSRF protection in Release.

You can configure GZIP compression in Release. GZIP compression is used to decrease the size of server responses and save bandwidth usage. There is a small overhead of server CPU usage to compress content. It is enabled by default, but you may want to adjust the settings depending on your use case.

* For better security, Digital.ai Release 22.1 and later support the sameSite attribute of the Set-Cookie HTTP response header allowing session cookies to be restricted to a first-party or same-site context.

Release supports role-based access control (RBAC) with two types of users:

You can configure the email notification preferences in Release by adding events that trigger notifications and by modifying the recipients that receive the email notifications.

To edit your Release user profile, select User management > User profile from the top menu.

Set the global risk threshold

In Release, you can store template versions inside a folder in a Source Control Management (SCM) tool. This provides easier management of all the artifacts, and provides the possibility to store them together with Releasefiles and Jenkinsfiles, and to configure and to use them from a release pipeline. You can define an SCM connection on a folder level or on a global level in Release.

In Release, you can configure an SMTP server to send notifications to users via email. This can be for events that occur during the execution of the release. To set up the SMTP server, you will need information such as the server's hostname, port, and login details. Once it's set up, Release can use the SMTP server to send emails to users as notifications.

Who are users?