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Don’t you hate remembering all of your passwords? With OpsLevel’s Single Sign-On integration all of your microservice data is seconds away without the need for another long and secure password.

Services and repositories come in many shapes and sizes. You can fully extend OpsLevel’s data model to fit your needs by tagging your services and repositories with key/value pairs. With our Tags feature, OpsLevel can track additional or custom attributes, as well as allow you to search and filter by these attributes.

OpsLevel just completed its inaugural HackDays and company getaway. We all piled into a few cars and drove up to a beautiful cottage near Parry Sound, Ontario. Surrounded by some of Canada’s best scenery of trees, lakes, and trails, we first set about for 24 hours of programming. Given our geography, we thought about calling the event “Hack the North”, but that name is taken, so “OpsLevel HackDays” it is.

At OpsLevel, we’re big fans of the 2015 MacBook Pro. The newer 2019 MacBook Pro has some great features like Touch ID, 32 GB RAM, and USB-C power delivery that you can plug on either side. Unfortunately, it also suffers from a failure prone butterfly keyboard design and the dreaded Touchbar. The 2015 MacBook Pro was the last model manufactured by Apple before the switch to Touchbar and and the butterfly keyboard.

OpsLevel has a feature where it allows you to define what “tier” each of your services are. This feature has started some good conversations and encouraged many of our alpha users to ask themselves: “What tier are our services, anyway? And what’s in a tier, really?”

Hey friends, Thank you all for the feedback you’ve provided so far. We’ve actioned a lot of the items you’ve given us. Here’s a list of recent changes in this last week: On the Services index page, you can filter by Owner. Filter is stored in the query string so you can share these URLs. You can create a new team inline while creating a new service. This speeds up setting up new services that don’t have associated teams defined yet. UX issue: some users inadvertently logged out because they engaged the profile menu in the top right by hovering over it. We’ve changed the affordance to require a click instead of a hover. UX improvements around inviting users: After inviting a new user, we now clear out the name/email text boxes. Validations don’t scream at you while you type (edited)