How are you spending your summer? We’re spending it on making Port better, notably by releasing Port-hosted integrations, which make it simpler to set up Port.
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Port-hosted integrations
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We are extremely excited to announce the release of "Hosted by Port" Ocean integrations! 🔌 🌊 plug-and-play, installed within minutes, and doesn't require any maintenance on your side.
These integrations come with portal templates. Once you connect them, you will already have a basic internal developer portal, ensuring you’re ready to run and do not have to worry about data models in the initial phase.
To install, choose the "Hosted by Port" installation method when choosing a new data source in the "Data Sources" section of the Builder area.
Managed integrations will be displayed with a "Hosted by Port" tag. See docs.
Personal table view persistency
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Table views are now persistent so that any portal user can create their own views and filters. Views will be saved for future visits and can be shared as URLs to collaborate with colleagues. This makes using the portal simpler and more personal for your users. See docs
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New action type - send a Slack message
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Leverage the new “Send Slack message” action type to easily define and drive automatic notifications in Slack, such as alerts or nudges on action items that are past their due date. See docs.
Multiple account support for Ocean cloud providers integration
You can now manage the Port integration with multiple AWS, Azure or GCP accounts in one place, saving you time on copy-pasting configurations and settings. See docs for AWS, Azure and GCP.
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Use Port API as a webhook action
You can now use the Port API natively as part of Actions and Automations, allowing you to execute any Port API route you wish with automatic authentication. This is helpful to automate actions that result in changes inside the portal. See docs.