CA Release Automation (Nolio)

What CA Release Automation (Nolio) is

CA Release Automation (Nolio) is paid software for automating application release execution. It handles releases that involve multiple applications, helping coordinate delivery across a broader application landscape. Environment promotion moves releases between environments as part of the release flow. Dependency tracking records relationships among release components, making those links available when planning or reviewing a release. Release scheduling lets organizations set when release activities should run. The product also keeps a release audit trail, preserving a record of release actions for later review. Its deployment strategies are automated, so release execution can follow repeatable processes instead of relying entirely on manual coordination. These capabilities bring multi-application delivery, environment movement, dependency visibility, scheduling, and release records into one automation product. CA Release Automation (Nolio) is associated with Broadcom’s software portfolio and lists headquarters in Palo Alto, California, United States. The pricing model is paid, with pricing available on request. Organizations can use the listed controls to assess whether the product fits release processes that require coordinated application delivery, scheduled execution, environment promotion, and traceable activity records.

Who it suits

CA Release Automation (Nolio) suits organizations coordinating releases across multiple applications and environments. It is also relevant to teams that need automated deployment strategies, dependency tracking, scheduled releases, and an audit trail.

Limits

Pricing is available on request for the paid product.

Getting started

1. Open the Broadcom CA Release Automation product website
2. Request pricing for the paid product
3. Review the multi-application release, promotion, dependency, scheduling, audit, and automation capabilities

Verdict

Choose CA Release Automation (Nolio) when coordinated, automated releases need environment promotion, dependency visibility, scheduling, and audit records. Look elsewhere if you need publicly listed pricing or capabilities beyond the release controls described here.