New from Torque - Environment Annotations

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Environment annotations are labels or metadata that can be added to environments to provide additional information about them. Annotations can be used to define the purpose, status, or configuration of an environment, as well as to track changes or updates.

Annotations in Torque are key-value pairs that can be added to an environment or resource using a specific syntax or format. They can be used to add descriptive information, such as the description of an environment, or to provide dynamic updates, such as the current status of a deployment or the results of a test.

Annotations can help teams manage and organize environments in Torque by providing an easy way to track and communicate important information about them. For example, annotations can be used to indicate the power-state status of virtual machines in the environment.

Environment annotations are a powerful tool for managing and organizing environments, and can help teams streamline their software development and testing processes by providing clear and concise information about the resources they are working with.

For more information, visit our knowledge base : annotations