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You can find the details of the new features introduced in this release of HCL Universal Orchestrator.
Plug-in management using Orchestration CLI
Now you can manage job plug-ins by using Orchestration CLI. New commands are introduced to install, update, delete, or list plug-ins.

What's new
You can find the details of the new features introduced in this release of HCL Universal Orchestrator.
- Plug-in management using Orchestration CLI
  Now you can manage job plug-ins by using Orchestration CLI. New commands are introduced to install, update, delete, or list plug-ins.
- Static pools or workstation pool
  Static pools are now available on HCL Universal Orchestrator to optimize resource utilization.
- New actions
  New actions are available in HCL Universal Orchestrator.
- Enhanced usability of Orchestration Monitor
  Many new enhancements to improve your user experience are available on the Orchestration Monitor page.
- Configuring multiple config.yaml files
  You can create multiple config.yaml files in your system to organize and segregate configuration settings for Orchestration CLI. This offers increased flexibility, scalability, and ease of maintenance when dealing with various environments in production. This approach enhances the management of diverse configurations for Orchestration CLI.
- Configuring multiple contexts in a single config.yaml file
  You can now create multiple contexts within the config.yaml file to effectively handle the requirements of specific scenarios. Each context can have its own configuration settings, providing flexibility in tailoring the environment to workload requirements.

Plug-in management using Orchestration CLI

Now you can manage job plug-ins by using Orchestration CLI. New commands are introduced to install, update, delete, or list plug-ins.

The plug-in commands streamline the handling of plug-ins using Orchestration CLI. By utilizing these commands, you can efficiently manage your job and event plug-ins using Orchestration CLI. You can easily add new plug-ins to your environment with the install command. The update command keeps your plug-ins up to date with the latest versions or to revert to an earlier version. The delete command enables you to remove any unnecessary or deprecated plug-ins from your system. Lastly, the list command allows you to view all the installed plug-ins and their respective versions. For more information, see Plug-in commands.