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Low Code Tools v105

Related products:Skylar One PowerPacks
  • October 2, 2026
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We are pleased to announce the release of Low Code Tools v105: 

https://support.sciencelogic.com/s/release-file/aBtVL0000001k8r0AA/lowcode-tools

 

The "Low-code Tools" PowerPack provides a single comprehensive toolkit with specialized steps for simplified monitoring and data collection. This unified toolkit enables users to build monitoring solutions across multiple protocols with minimal coding requirements.

The "Low-code Tools" PowerPack includes the following features:

  • One unified toolkit with multiple specialized step modules:
    • Core functionality (silo_low_code)
    • Standard steps (silo_low_code_steps_standard)
    • Protocol-specific steps for REST, CLI/SSH, SNMP, Prometheus, JMX, WinRM, and PowerShell
  • Example application and templates:
    • Self-monitoring Dynamic Applications for Skylar One systems, which enables discovery, modeling, and monitoring of Skylar One environments
    • PromQL Development Examples:
      • Ready-to-use templates for Prometheus metric collection
      • Example queries and configurations for common monitoring scenarios
    • REST API Collection Examples
      • Sample applications for configuration and performance data collection
  • A "Low-code Tools: REST v105" credential for REST and Prometheus authentication configuration.
  • A "Low-code Tools: SSH v105" credential that combines standard SSH and PowerShell authentication configuration.
  • Support for the following authentication methods:
    • REST/Prometheus: API Key, Basic Auth, Bearer Token , and OAuth2
    • CLI: SSH
    • PowerShell/WinRM: Local Auth and Kerberos

For more information about supported authentication methods, see the "Authentication" section of the latest Low-code Tools Documentation at https://docs.sciencelogic.com/dev-docs/.

  • Dynamic Applications that enable Skylar One to discover, model, and monitor a Skylar One system on which you can create, and experiment with the snippet Dynamic Applications that you build.
  • Health metrics that provide visibility into step execution during Dynamic Application collection.
  • A metric reader step that retrieves the recorded metrics within a Dynamic Application.