1.3.4 Improving release management efficiency
Part of release management involves activity like adding hard disk space and memory capacity to servers. By linking with JP1/AO, you can automate and streamline tasks associated with these configuration changes. You can also use single sign-on to display, from JP1/Service Support, the window from which you can submit the relevant JP1/AO service.
The following figure shows an operation example.
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The release manager enters the proposed action in the registered Item, and submits it for approval.
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The release-management representative reviews the proposed action and gives his or her approval.
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The release manager opens the relevant JP1/AO Submit Service dialog box from the JP1/Service Support window.
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The release manager views the proposed work in the Item entered in JP1/Service Support, and manually enters the elements required to execute the service.
When the service finishes executing, an email is sent to the user who submitted the service for execution.
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The release manager views the execution results of the service in the JP1/AO Task Details dialog box by clicking the URL in the notification email.
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The release manager logs in to JP1/Service Support, opens the Edit item window for the item, and enters the results of the JP1/AO service execution.
You can make these results easy to access later by entering the URL of the relevant JP1/AO Task Details window in the Related information field.
For details on linking with JP1/AO, see 4.6 Linkage with JP1/AO. For details on how to use the user authentication functionality of JP1/Base, see 5.15 Considering the authentication method.