11 docs tagged with "system administration"

Release stores completed releases in a database that is separate from the repository: the archived database. Besides the completed releases, metadata for reporting is stored in this database.

You can automate the cleanup of old releases by setting up a template with a cleanup script that will be periodically triggered by the criteria that you provide. You can use this procedure in cases where many releases are in a failed state that are older than the specified period of time.

Configure who can view or execute specific tasks within a release by managing task access settings.

This topic explains how to create a JDBC export hook in Release, allowing you to export data from the release system to a JDBC-compliant database. For more information, see Release export hooks.

You can use the export hook feature to configure Release to run a Jython script for every release that is about to be archived.

This topic provides information about how all completed and aborted releases are archived in Digital.ai Release. These releases are removed from the main repository and stored in a separate internal database called the archive database. This process improves performance and allows for the creation of custom hooks to export release information to external databases or reporting tools.

You can clean up the archived releases in the archive database by purging the archived releases.

Release features a modular architecture that allows you to change and extend components while maintaining a consistent system.

This topic describes Risk profile settings, which help assess and manage the potential risks associated with a release.

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.

This topic describes how to troubleshoot the Release service.