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Release snapshotting, build server integrations, and config variables (secrets management).

Project: A container for a single deployable component like an application, microservice, API, or database that holds your deployment process, variables, releases, and configurations.

These are set limits for Starter edition licenses.

Tenant: An entity that represents a customer, a physical location, a customer’s physical location, or something else that has its own variables and deployment settings, allowing the same project to be deployed multiple times without duplicating configuration.

These are set limits for Starter edition licenses.

Machines: A Windows, Linux, or macOS application host registered as a deployment target.

Task: A unit of work, like a deployment, runbook, health check, or other operation, that is executed in order and tracked with progress and logs.

Runbooks: A workflow that manages day-1 and day-2 operations, automating routine and emergency tasks like website failover, restoration, incident response, and infrastructure or database management.

Environment promotion: Controls how a release moves through your environments (like development > testing > production) in a defined order, with the right configuration and required approvals at each stage.

Single sign-on (SSO): An authentication method that lets users sign in with their existing identity provider credentials (Google, Microsoft Azure, or GitHub).

Role-based access control (RBAC): A granular system that controls what users can see and do across projects, environments, spaces, and resources.

Release snapshotting, build server integrations, and config variables (secrets management).

Project: A container for a single deployable component like an application, microservice, API, or database that holds your deployment process, variables, releases, and configurations.

Task: A unit of work, like a deployment, runbook, health check, or other operation, that is executed in order and tracked with progress and logs. Max of 20 concurrent tasks for an additional fee.

Runbooks: A workflow that manages day-1 and day-2 operations, automating routine and emergency tasks like website failover, restoration, incident response, and infrastructure or database management.

Environment promotion: Controls how a release moves through your environments (like development > testing > production) in a defined order, with the right configuration and required approvals at each stage.

Single sign-on (SSO): An authentication method that lets users sign in with their existing identity provider credentials (Google, Microsoft Azure, or GitHub).

Role-based access control (RBAC): A granular system that controls what users can see and do across projects, environments, spaces, and resources.

Release snapshotting, build server integrations, and config variables (secrets management).

Project: A container for a single deployable component like an application, microservice, API, or database that holds your deployment process, variables, releases, and configurations

Task: A unit of work, like a deployment, runbook, health check, or other operation, that is executed in order and tracked with progress and logs.

Max of 160 concurrent tasks for an additional fee.

Runbooks: A workflow that manages day-1 and day-2 operations, automating routine and emergency tasks like website failover, restoration, incident response, and infrastructure or database management.

Environment promotion: Controls how a release moves through your environments (like development > testing > production) in a defined order, with the right configuration and required approvals at each stage.

Single sign-on (SSO): An authentication method that lets users sign in with their existing identity provider credentials (Google, Microsoft Azure, or GitHub).

Role-based access control (RBAC): A granular system that controls what users can see and do across projects, environments, spaces, and resources.

Global deployment freezes: The ability to temporarily or on a recurring schedule block deployments for multiple projects (for example, deployable components like applications, microservices, APIs, and databases) or tenants (for example, an entity that represents a customer or a physical location that has its own deployment settings) to protect critical windows, maintenance periods, or business operations.

Priority deployments: The ability to fast-track specific individual deployments or all deployments to a chosen environment so they run before others in the task queue.

DevOps insights: Deployment reporting that tracks DORA metrics (deployment frequency, lead time for changes, failure rates, and recovery times) to help teams identify bottlenecks and improve their software delivery processes.

SIEM audit log streaming: Continuous export of audit logs (records of actions, changes, and the users who performed them) to Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems for centralized monitoring and compliance.

ITSM integration: Connects Octopus to IT Service Management tools like ServiceNow and Jira Service Management to automatically create and track change requests, enforce approvals, and log deployment and runbook outcomes for compliance and audits.

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Enterprise licenses >$75k USD are assigned a CSM.