Meister Build Services offers maximum protection from failed releases with improved traceability, impact analysis and audit control
March 19, 2007 (Press Release) --
SANTA CLARA, CA, SD West–March 19, 2007–OpenMake Software today released OpenMake Meister, an innovative seventh-generation build-to-release management solution and community-developed build-to-release knowledgebase. Through its innovative Build Services and Build Forensics features, Meister links development efforts to production results while reducing script redundancies and build errors. Build Services provides a layer of virtualization from ad-hoc scripting, enabling build best practices and build project management. In addition, Meister extends the OpenMake Mojo build-process automation solution by going beyond simple workflow management and process automation to support software construction in more than 200 languages and environments.
Today’s rapid and often complex development methodologies, such as agile and continuous integration, demand better centralized collaborative management of build elements that can change a great deal from release to release. By relying on a dynamically rendered roadmap that generates complex build-control elements, Meister’s unique method-based Build Services helps protect development teams from failed builds. Meister consolidates build script usage, centralizes critical build metadata and exposes the Build Forensics needed to link production binaries back to their original source.
According to one respected industry observer, “The build-automation market will reach a $1 billion market in three years.” It is increasingly imperative that enterprises adopt build-to-release best practices and build project management to support agile development and meet IT compliance requirements.
“Meister enhances agile and continuous development methodologies by minimizing redundant scripting tasks and supporting a self-documented build-to-release process that is community developed. Tasks such as code re-factoring become as easy outside of the IDE as inside the IDE,” said Steve Taylor, CTO of OpenMake Software. “Agile developers will find that Meister's Build Methods will enable them to develop builds that are as adaptable and agile as their development processes.”
Price & Availability
Meister will be offered for general availability May 1. It is priced at $875 per named seat and $3,000 per concurrent seat. Education and integration services are available immediately through OpenMake Software Professional Services. More information on Meister is available at http://www.openmakesoftware.com.
OpenMake, Mojo, Meister, Build Forensics and Build Services are registered trademarks of OpenMake Software. All other trademarks used in this document are the property of their respective owners.
Keywords: software development, configuration management, application deployment
Sales Contact: OpenMake Software, 81 David Love Place, Suite 210, Santa Barbara, CA 93117, Tel: 805-696-6866, Toll Free 800-359-8049, Extension 117, sales@openmakesoftware.com
Contact:
Barbara Stewart
Patterson & Associates
480-488
Today’s rapid and often complex development methodologies, such as agile and continuous integration, demand better centralized collaborative management of build elements that can change a great deal from release to release. By relying on a dynamically rendered roadmap that generates complex build-control elements, Meister’s unique method-based Build Services helps protect development teams from failed builds. Meister consolidates build script usage, centralizes critical build metadata and exposes the Build Forensics needed to link production binaries back to their original source.
According to one respected industry observer, “The build-automation market will reach a $1 billion market in three years.” It is increasingly imperative that enterprises adopt build-to-release best practices and build project management to support agile development and meet IT compliance requirements.
“Meister enhances agile and continuous development methodologies by minimizing redundant scripting tasks and supporting a self-documented build-to-release process that is community developed. Tasks such as code re-factoring become as easy outside of the IDE as inside the IDE,” said Steve Taylor, CTO of OpenMake Software. “Agile developers will find that Meister's Build Methods will enable them to develop builds that are as adaptable and agile as their development processes.”
Price & Availability
Meister will be offered for general availability May 1. It is priced at $875 per named seat and $3,000 per concurrent seat. Education and integration services are available immediately through OpenMake Software Professional Services. More information on Meister is available at http://www.openmakesoftware.com.
OpenMake, Mojo, Meister, Build Forensics and Build Services are registered trademarks of OpenMake Software. All other trademarks used in this document are the property of their respective owners.
Keywords: software development, configuration management, application deployment
Sales Contact: OpenMake Software, 81 David Love Place, Suite 210, Santa Barbara, CA 93117, Tel: 805-696-6866, Toll Free 800-359-8049, Extension 117, sales@openmakesoftware.com
Contact:
Barbara Stewart
Patterson & Associates
480-488
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