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Hey @PazYanoverr, I put this one under the "How To" sidebar label for now, similar to the Analytics Dashboard article. What are your thoughts on putting it here for now? The URL will always remain the same: |
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| - **Standardization**: Ensure all services follow organizational best practices and configurations. | ||
| - **Efficiency**: Quickly create new services based on pre-defined templates. | ||
| - **Centralized Management**: Update multiple services from a single location. When you update a template, all services using that template are automatically updated. |
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Maybe we should add smooth maintenance here?
In addition- let's update the sentence to ".... When you update a template, all services using that template can automatically get a PR with the required changes."
| - **Efficiency**: Quickly create new services based on pre-defined templates. | ||
| - **Centralized Management**: Update multiple services from a single location. When you update a template, all services using that template are automatically updated. | ||
| - **Customization**: Create and use private plugins to tailor services to your organization's specific needs. | ||
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Let's also add "Omit technical debt" item or such.
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| 1. Navigate to the Platform Console dashboard. | ||
| 2. Click on "Create Template". | ||
| 3. Provide a name for your template (e.g., "Node.js with PostgreSQL"). |
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and choose the required code generator tech stack
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| Managing and updating templates is very similar to updating individual services. You have access to the same settings and options available for services, including: | ||
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| - Viewing all templates in the Platform Console dashboard. | ||
| - Adding entities to the service template. |
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Not supported for now. Let's remove
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| 1. In the Platform Console dashboard, navigate to the "Private Plugins" section. | ||
| 2. Click on "Create Private Plugin". | ||
| 3. Follow the creation wizard to define your plugin's functionality. |
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No wizard...
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Connect to your plugin repository, and add your existing private plugins to the project
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| The Platform Console feature is in beta, so we encourage you to explore its capabilities and provide feedback to help us improve and refine it. | ||
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| For any questions or issues related to the Platform Console, please [contact our support team](https://amplication.com/contact) or write your feedback on our [GitHub discussion](https://github.com/amplication/amplication/discussions/8979). |
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The support link is broken. Let's avoid the link here and just write "... please contact us or write your..."
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@dericksozo - Great doc! I added a few comments.
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Co-authored-by: PazYanoverr <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: PazYanoverr <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: PazYanoverr <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: PazYanoverr <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: PazYanoverr <[email protected]>
(docs): Creating the inital developer documentation page for Amplication.com's new Platform Console.