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Installation of the UCD Server Installation of UCD z/OS Agent #urbancd #UrbanCode #z/OS #DevOps
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Learn how UrbanCode Deploy is helping companies deliver better quality software, faster. UrbanCode can help you tackle all your DevOps challenges, from mainframe to microservices! Hereโs a video that walks you through some of the amazing features of UrbanCode Deploy. Leave your comments below or...
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If you are using UrbanCode Deploy at its latest version (7.1.2.1), it's a good time to try out the UCD containers for the server, agent and relay. These have all recently passed IBM container certification. This chart is a good summary of the requirements IBM certified containers have to meet: ...
UCD 7.1.2 is available today (March 23, 2021) When you upgrade to the new version, you get: Snapshot Gating - A snapshot is a collection of specific versions of application components and processes. The new Snapshot Gating feature allows the UrbanCode Deploy user to set a status...
Short series on UrbanCode Deploy for IBM Z - the basics: 1. Introduction - Concepts of Applications and Processes 2. Components and Security 3. Deployment Processes 4. Resources #DevOps #IBMZ #UrbanCode
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Organising the Resource Tree is a very important task that needs to be tackled early on if you are to avoid pain later. Managing the resource tree in UCD can be painful if you don't get it right early on. From a general user's point of view, things aren't that complicated since...
Absolutely!! However, before you dash off to craft your first masterpiece, there are some things we should consider. Don't Reinvent the Wheel Before you consider writing your own plug-in, check-out the UCD plug-ins website first. There are over 200 plug-ins of various types at...
The UrbanCode Deploy team created a new UCD z/OS component template for public use. The earlier version ships with the UrbanCode Deploy z/OS Utility plugin, but this one requires additional plugins and we are thinking of maintaining in github going forward, instead of shipping it with the UCD...