Version 6.7 of the CodeNOW self-servicing portal will be released to all production environments before February 25th. Following major features are introduced:
- New Cluster Overview screens
- User Activity Log
- Remodeled user invitation and team management
- Full-text search is now available
- Cluster Labeling and Favorites
- Minor UI fixes
New cluster screens
Based on users’ feedback, CodeNOW now provides best-in-class insights into the runtime of your clusters: How many resources are available? How is the cluster utilized per component? And which components are not controlled? What is the operational status of a cluster from a high-level perspective?
Cluster Dashboard
Cluster Card
User Activity Logs
Now you can filter users’ activity based on users and dates, and also see all of the important activities in a nice calendar view with details on a click.
User Activity Log
User invitation process remodeled
It is now possible to invite multiple people into multiple teams with respective privileges at once. This simplifies the existing process of onboarding new developers for customers, that have tens of those.
Full-text search
From now, you can search across Applications, Components, Packages, Configurations, Domains, Deployments, Environments within the CodeNOW portal. This optimizes the developer experience and helps you navigate even the most complex content with ease.
Cluster Labeling & Favourites
If you operate multiple clusters, now you can assign custom labels for easier management.
From now, you can also favorite a resource within CodeNOW. Favorited resources are always shown on top, so you can prioritize better.
Favourites: application card
Favourites: application components
Netcore 6
We added support for C# 10 and .NET6 framework to CodeNow. New scaffolders for application components and libraries that support .NET6 framework is now part of CodeNow as well as a new ready-to-use pipeline that enables you to build your .NET6 components and libraries.
Minor UI fixes
It is now much easier for our users to set up a Docker or Helm2 stack while creating a new application.