Abstract: In accordance with the present approach, a library management system identifies third-party libraries that developers request to incorporate into a software release. The library management system may determine whether a master ticket or usage ticket for a new third-party library exists. If a master or usage ticket is not already existing and approved for the third-party library, the third-party library management system may automatically analyze the third-party library to determine whether it corresponds to third-party libraries that are already approved and stored in a central repository. After approval of a master ticket, the third-party library may be incorporated into the central repository and referenced by subsequent usage tickets that are particular to an individual software release. If not approved, the library management system provides the third-party library to a manual approval system.

Abstract: In accordance with the present approach, a library management system identifies third-party libraries that developers request to incorporate into a software release. The library management system may determine whether a master ticket or usage ticket for a new third-party library exists. If a master or usage ticket is not already existing and approved for the third-party library, the third-party library management system may automatically analyze the third-party library to determine whether it corresponds to third-party libraries that are already approved and stored in a central repository. After approval of a master ticket, the third-party library may be incorporated into the central repository and referenced by subsequent usage tickets that are particular to an individual software release. If not approved, the library management system provides the third-party library to a manual approval system.

Abstract: A performance regression test that monitors a resource based on a metric measured for each of a plurality of builds of a test instance is run. Measurement data of the metric triggered by an operation is logged in an operation log for each of a plurality of builds. The operation is logged in response to an incoming request for processing associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource. Based on the operation log and for each of the plurality of builds, the measurement data of the metric triggered by the operation associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource is collected. The collected measurement data of the metric for each of the plurality of builds is presented.

Abstract: A performance regression test that monitors a resource based on a metric measured for each of a plurality of builds of a test instance is run. Measurement data of the metric triggered by an operation is logged in an operation log for each of a plurality of builds. The operation is logged in response to an incoming request for processing associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource. Based on the operation log and for each of the plurality of builds, the measurement data of the metric triggered by the operation associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource is collected. The collected measurement data of the metric for each of the plurality of builds is presented.

Abstract: In accordance with the present approach, a library management system identifies third-party libraries that developers request to incorporate into a software release. The library management system may determine whether a master ticket or usage ticket for a new third-party library exists. If a master or usage ticket is not already existing and approved for the third-party library, the third-party library management system may automatically analyze the third-party library to determine whether it corresponds to third-party libraries that are already approved and stored in a central repository. After approval of a master ticket, the third-party library may be incorporated into the central repository and referenced by subsequent usage tickets that are particular to an individual software release. If not approved, the library management system provides the third-party library to a manual approval system.

Abstract: A performance regression test that monitors a resource based on a metric measured for each of a plurality of builds of a test instance is run. Measurement data of the metric triggered by an operation is logged in an operation log for each of a plurality of builds. The operation is logged in response to an incoming request for processing associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource. Based on the operation log and for each of the plurality of builds, the measurement data of the metric triggered by the operation associated with the performance regression test for monitoring the resource is collected. The collected measurement data of the metric for each of the plurality of builds is presented.