Connect TR7 to your existing CI/CD, GitOps, observability, and operational toolchain through the REST API and the Web Console.
TR7 is designed not just as a product managed from a UI, but as a platform you can operate with automation and integration. The developer tools expose two main surfaces: the API Documentation describes TR7's REST API endpoints and automation capabilities; the Web Console lets you run the same operations interactively in a browser.
If you are building CI/CD pipelines, GitOps flows, custom dashboards, external system integrations, or scripted operations, this is where to start. The goal is to make TR7 management a natural part of your existing engineering and operations practice.
Web Console for interactive operations. REST API for automation. Same operational language.
The Web Console is used for exploration, day-to-day operations, and troubleshooting. The REST API makes the same management model programmable for CI/CD, GitOps, infrastructure-as-code, custom tooling, and external system integration.
Web Console for interactive operations, API Documentation for automation and integration. Two surfaces carry the same TR7 management model into different usage styles.
REST API reference, schemas, and examples
The REST API reference for wiring TR7 capabilities into automation and integration flows. Endpoint descriptions, request/response schemas, authentication model, error responses, and common usage examples make it the starting point for CI/CD and operations tooling.
Browser-based operations and diagnostics interface
The TR7 Web Console is used to run configuration, monitoring, troubleshooting, and day-2 operations through a browser. The visual management experience shares the same operations logic as the API-based automation.
A platform used for engineering operations should not just be clickable; it should be open to automation and auditable.
The Web Console makes interactive operations straightforward; the API carries the same operations model into automation systems. The goal is to avoid two separate, inconsistent worlds for manual management and automation.
TR7 configuration can be wired into automation flows through the API. Certificate rollout, policy updates, application publishing, and configuration changes can be made part of your existing DevOps processes.
Whether an action runs from the console or through the API, who did what and when should remain traceable. The TR7 developer surface makes that auditability part of the operations model.
Start with the API Documentation for CI/CD, GitOps, integration, or custom tool development. Open the Web Console for interactive management, exploration, incident investigation, and day-to-day operations. Both surfaces tie back to the same TR7 platform.
API endpoint coverage, Web Console features, and integration patterns may vary by platform version, deployment model, license bundle, and authorization level. For current coverage, refer to the relevant documentation pages.