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Slack Integration Plugin

I'm happy to announce that we have native integration with slack for reviewing connections (v1.10+). After enabling and configuring, it's possible to approve a time based connection or an one off execution directly from slack. In practice, when a user tries to execute a task with a review: hoop

Plugin Management UI Rewrite

Hey, I'm Rogerio and I bring news! 🎉 We just rewrite the entire UI of our Plugins Management and we took the opportunity to create a new feature for you! Now we also can search for any connection inside the plugins management 🚀 Straightens up in the chair and see how it

External Secrets Plugin

We've launched a plugin that allows injecting secrets directly into a session, this allow administrators to have a more secure setup when provisioning credentials. This plugin have two options: * Derived secrets from environment variables inside an agent * Derived secrets from AWS secrets manager The pre-requisite is that secrets are encoded

Connect third-party chat apps to hoop.dev

How about getting to know what happens on hoop.dev directly on Slack? Our bridge can send notifications to third-party apps, like Slack (and much more coming soon). You will need to set up it on your self-hosted hoop.dev and below you will find the necessary information to do

API Client

This release (v1.7.5+) brings an experimental client for administrators to interact with api resources. The goal is having an alternative client for more advance uses like automating the creating of connections or agents, configuring credentials, etc. To view the list of connected agents: $ hoop admin get agents NAME

Add New groups

Hey everyone, I'm bringing a little bright news for you! Now we can add new groups to our users 🎉 It's easy and you can confirm it by this gif, take a look and try it by yourself 🚀

MySQL Native Connections

This release (v1.7+) we're introducing mysql native passwordless connections. This new type of connection allows connecting to a database with any mysql client, from IDE's to applications. System administrators have the capability of configuring database credentials without having to expose to end users. To begin it's very easy: # start