Introduction TECR Setup Customization allows you to choose which values are the default when adding or editing a new TECR. Pre-requisite To be able to customize the TECR Setup, you must have ‘Access Customizations’ User Permission. Navigation Settings > Customization > Environments > TECR Setup Choose Default TECR Values To set default TECR
Introduction You select TECR Status when adding or editing a TECR on the Environment Requests page. This article provides you an overview of steps to add, edit and delete the TECR Statuses. Pre-requisite To be able to customize the TECR Status, you must have ‘Access Customizations’ User Permission. Navigation Settings > Customization > Environments
Introduction You select TECR Types when adding or editing a TECR. Pre-requisite To be able to customize the TECR Type, you must have ‘Access Customizations’ User Permission. Navigation Settings > Customization > Environments > TECR Type Add a TECR Type To add a TECR Type: Navigate to the ‘Customization’ page and double click Environments. Click TECR
Customize TECR tabs, drop-down menus and other fields. Details Tab The following customizations are available for the Details tab: TECR Title customizations: Title Names. Type: TECR Type. Status: TECR Status. Show on Environment Scheduler checkboxes: TECR Setup. Layer: Stack Layer. Additional Information Tab The following customizations are available for the Additional
Introduction TEBRs are used to govern the process of allocating Environments to the various projects or Agile delivery teams within your organization. TEBRs enable you to request multiple Environment Bookings for a period of time and manage each request through a process of review, conflict resolution, and confirmation. Using TEBRs
Environment Requests enable you to govern the process around Environment allocation and Environment change control within your organization. Plutora uses three distinct entities to achieve this: Test Environment Change Requests (TECRs) Test Environment Booking Requests (TEBRs) My Environment Bookings. Pre-requisite You must have access to view TECR, TEBR, and Environment
Introduction Add or edit a TECR (Test Environment Change Request) when you need to update an Environment or promote a Build to a new Environment. TECRs are used to govern changes to Environments such as: Code deployments Database Data refresh Infrastructure Updates Environment Configuration updates Network updates Server and firmware patches. TECRs
Introduction Deleting a TECR will permanently remove it from Plutora. This article provides an overview of the steps to: delete a TECR and bulk delete TECRs. Pre-requisite To delete a TECR, you must have ‘Delete Environment Change Request’ user permission. Navigation Environment > Requests Delete a TECR To delete a
Introduction Deleting a TEBR will permanently remove it from Plutora. This article provides an overview of the steps to: delete a TEBR and bulk delete TEBRs. Pre-requisite To delete a TEBR, you must have ‘Delete Environment Booking Request’ user permission. Navigation Environment > Requests Delete a TEBR To delete a TEBR: Go
Duplicating an environment request saves users from re-entering information. Only one TECR can be duplicated at a time. TEBRs can be duplicated multiple times and recreated weekly or monthly. Duplicate a TECR To duplicate a TECR: Go to Environment > Requests. Click the TECR tab. Select a TECR by clicking its checkbox.
Export your Environment Requests to XLS (Microsoft Excel) in order to back them up or use the data in another application. Export your Environment Requests to XLS To export your Environment Requests to XLS: Go to Environment > Requests. Click the TECR, TEBR or My Environment Booking tab. Select Export to
Customize the Environment Request page’s tabs, drop-down menus and other fields. Page Tabs The following customizations are available for the page tabs and new request buttons: Tab titles: Title Names. Customize the Grid Column Selector The following customizations are available for the TEBR tab: Tabs, questions, fields, menus and groups: TEBR Custom Fields. List