DevOps Intelligence allows you to use your private tools and customize your processes and environment to meet your needs. This means you can take advantage of the tools you are already familiar with, specific to your workflows, and avoid the costs of training and onboarding new tools.

With this support for private tools, you can easily integrate your existing tools into your cloud environment using APIs and plug-ins. This integration ensures that your tools are seamlessly connected to your cloud environment, giving you the visibility and control you need to manage your software development and deployment processes effectively.

DevOps Intelligence also supports tool mappers, enabling your private tools to post data to DevOps Intelligence. The following types of private tools are supported:

Bring your own test: Test API Integration
Test file upload support:
Unit
Jacoco
Mocha
Karmamocha
Jmeter
Cobertura Instanbul
Bring Your Own Build: Build API integration
Bring Your Own Deploy: Deploy API integration
Bring Your Own Develop: Develop API integration
Bring Your Own Secure API integrations
Bring Your Own Image: Image API integration
Bring Your Own Static Scan: Static Scan API integration
Bring Your Own Dependency-Check: Dependency Check API integration

Industry-standard tools are also supported: Supported tools.

For the Application to access your tool, you must create a service token. To create a service token for a build tool, go to

Settings & Utilities

→

Tools configuration

→

Token tab

.

Select the

Create token

button and provide the following information in the

Add token

section of the token dialog:

The Application provides access to your tools through the

Settings & Utilities

menu is found under the

Open

icon in the upper left corner of the Application. When you select

Settings & Utilities

, the Application displays a series of options, among them

Tools

, by selecting it, a new screen will display information regarding all configured tools within the DevOps Intelligence Application.

To view the APIs for your tools, select the

Developer Console

tab found under the

User

icon located in the upper right corner of the Application. When selecting

Developer Console

a new screen displaying a series of tabs among them

API Documentation

.

On the

Application

drop-down menu, select DevOps Intelligence from the list, and the

Service

In the drop-down menu, select the technical service (tool) you would like to configure.