Role
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Description
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Application Owner
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that is the business owner of an application. An application owner is responsible for approving an application release during the planning stage and receives notifications of application release status.
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Build Manager
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that performs builds for a release. This role may also be the Installation Manager in some organizations.
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Change Manager
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that is responsible for the IT Operations for the systems where the pre-production and production release environments reside. A change manager approves deployment into pre-production and production environments.
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Development Manager
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that is responsible for and approves development activities for a release. A development manager would typically be consulted during the release management process and provide approval on the content of a release package.
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Installation Manager
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that ensures that the deployment, or installation, of a release is done correctly and completely. An installation manager is assigned manual deployment tasks in Serena Release Manager and is responsible for deployment of request packages into environments.
This role may also be the Build Manager in some organizations.
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QA Manager
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A possible role in Serena Release Manager that is responsible for and approves testing activities for a release.
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Release Engineer
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The default role in Serena Release Manager that is responsible for the automating the release deployment and resolving any deployment failures. For example, a release engineer may create deployment tasks for release packages.
This role may be the Installation Manager or Build Manager in some organizations.
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Release Manager
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The default role in Serena Release Manager that is responsible for releases within a particular organization. A release manager manages and monitors releases, plans releases in collaboration with development managers, and responds to successes, failures, and other statuses.
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