Cloud services deployment manager

If you’re offering cloud-based software services to customers, those services will occasionally need to be reset, reconfigured, and deployed. Rather than requiring your support team to access and troubleshoot each cloud service individually, you can use Retool to build a deployment management center. Doing so gives your team a central place to keep the services that support your customers up and running.

Industry

Software as a Service

End users

EngineeringOperations

Components

Table

Table

Dropdown

Dropdown

Button

Button

Tabbed Container

Tabbed Container

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Cloud services deployment manager

Build from a handful of drag-and-drop components

[object Object]
Table display details about customers, what services they are using, and if those services are running as expected.
[object Object]
Dropdown use dropdown picklists to enable customer support agents to filter results by type of service or status.
[object Object]
Button use buttons to activate services and refresh the status of a customer’s deployment.
[object Object]
Tabbed Container embed different support functions into separated tabs that allow customer support agents to jump from one tab to the next quickly.
[object Object]
Text add titles and labels to provide context for team members using the app.

Most cloud services are accessible via API. With Retool, you can connect to anything with a REST, GraphQL or gRPC API.

Step 1 Create resource1. Create resource
Step 2 Read data2. Read data
Step 3 Connect data with UI3. Connect data with UI
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Dean McRobie

CTO at CommonBond

I tell every technology leader I talk to that they should look at Retool as a way to reduce the burden of building admin UIs and democratize that kind of stuff across their company.

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