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Cloud & Automation: Changing CSPs’ OpEx outlook
RepoProTM is helping enterprises manage their assets through a unified, central repository using automation and a rich visualization of relationships between assets.
You can now store, manage and find asset information accurately owing to a built-in shared communication channel that automates the process of exchanging metadata and information. Dynamic visualizations and insights enable Project and Program managers to plan better by foreseeing dependencies. Solution designers can derive meaningful information about policies and metadata with ease.
Available as a SaaS offering, for On-Premise deployments and in a hybrid model.
RepoProTM is an easy-to-use, generic repository management application that enables organizations to centrally store and manage their asset information - including related metadata and relationships. It serves as an ideal solution in key repository management areas, such as Service Library, Application Portfolio Registry, and Source Code Module Registry.
RepoProTM has an intuitive user interface designed to help users find information with ease and accuracy. In a nutshell, it:
For publishing information, RepoProTM is designed for:
For consuming information, RepoProTM is designed for:
The search feature in RepoProTM allows the user to search for assets based on Asset Types, Taxonomies, and Tags. The quick search allows wildcard search based on keywords. Advanced Search allows you to perform specific searches that traverse relationships and dependencies. Both options are easy to use and allow you to save the search queries for future faster searches.
RepoProTM has evolved from service engagements in the digital asset management space. It is designed by service engineers who experienced needs over time in terms of what a centralized repository should be like to fully support an evolving Application Inventory model. This is what makes our repository management tools unique as they are made by practitioners for practitioners.
To use RepoProTM as an end-user, there are no special skills required.
RepoProTM enables you to define your entity types, attributes, relationships, and rules.
The metadata model along with the relationship structure and types are illustrated in the following diagram:
A Relationship identifies a dependency or connectivity between two Asset Types, which can be related to each other in a hierarchical or non-hierarchical way.
RepoProTM allows you to define Relationships in the following types:
If two Asset Types are related to each other in a non-hierarchical way, they can have an Association or Classification type of Relationship.
Hierarchical Relationships exist when Relationships create a hierarchical, parent-child Relationship between Asset Types to represent products and services comprising multiple components.
An Asset Instance is like the “object” in object-oriented languages and bases itself on the blueprint defined for the Asset Type. Each Asset Instance has different values for each Property. Based on the Relationships defined between Asset Types, the concerned Asset Instances can instantiate the Relationships. A taxonomy is used to classify Asset types for categorizing and organizing instances based on your functional or organizational domain.
RepoProTM supports the following Parameter Types:
RepoProTM manages access permissions for logged-in users through Roles mapped to user functions. User functions for assigning roles are pre-defined in RepoProTM and include the following:
Roles are assigned to groups. When users are added to groups, they inherit the roles defined by the group.
Yes, the Filter option allows you to filter data based on meta-data parameter values of Asset Types. It provides an interface to define and store filter criteria.
Custom Search allows the user to search based on your custom requirements. Based on specific needs, we provide add-ons with optimized functionality to fulfill requirements that otherwise would be complex to query/search from the UI. Quick search is based on keywords/tags that can be used out of the box.
Users can subscribe to change notifications on Asset Types, Asset Instances, and Taxonomies. All the changes made to the subscribed Asset (including the creation of an Asset Instance, changes to Categories, Parameters, renaming the Asset Type, deleting the Asset Type) are notified by mail to the user.
Users can be authenticated through a built-in user store, or via an organization’s enterprise directory such as Active Directory based on LDAP protocol.