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Explore key updates to our Internal Developer Portal | Harness Resource | Harness

Discover how Harness’ latest major IDP release is elevating the developer experience for engineering organizations.

We introduced a significant evolution of our Internal Developer Portal, designed to provide unprecedented control, simplicity, and automation. Learn how this new version further empowers developers and platform engineers.

Watch to learn more and see a demo of these exciting new additions.

Who Should Watch:

  • Platform Engineers
  • Software Developers
  • DevOps Engineers
  • Software Architects
  • Engineering Leaders
  • DevOps Leaders
  • Platform Engineering Leaders

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Published
January 1, 2024

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What you'll learn

Key Takeaways

Granular RBAC and Organizational Hierarchy

The updated portal introduces account, organization, and project-level hierarchies to control visibility. Administrators can now use specific roles and user groups to manage read, write, and execute permissions.

UI-Driven Catalog Entity Creation

Users can now create catalog entities through a guided form interface without needing to manually write YAML files. This accelerates onboarding while maintaining a live synchronization with the underlying YAML code.

Bidirectional Sync and Instant Git Updates

The platform now supports webhooks for instant updates from code repositories instead of relying on timed syncs. Users can also make changes directly in the UI and push them or open pull requests in Git.

Redesigned Catalog User Experience

The catalog interface has been completely overhauled to replace the outdated Backstage UI. It features native scorecard integration, advanced filtering by scope, and improved search capabilities.

Hierarchical Developer Workflow Management

Self-service workflows for tasks like service or infrastructure onboarding now respect the new organizational hierarchy. Platform engineers can test workflows within their specific project before releasing them to the entire account.