Enable developer self-service and eliminate ticket ops
The self-service hub, allows engineering teams free up ops teams from having to deal with repetitive tickets while baking best practices into developer routines and automate work away with project templates, boilerplate code and automation workflows to provision resources, deploy services or any workflow they like.
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Create self-service workflows and avoid hundreds of tickets
Developer self-service empowers developers to move faster while staying in the golden path.
Scaffold new services and provision resources
Save countless hours by automating repetitive work and unblocking engineers when building new services or operating their existing services, engineering teams adopting IDPs are achieving increases of over 400% in their deployment frequency and a 30% faster time to market.
Create self-service flows and avoid ops tickets
Let developers take action through an interactive self-service layer that triggers pipelines, Terraforms, and scripts to trigger automation workflows across the SDLC while staying in the golden path. These actions can go from provisioning ephemeral dev environments, to doing rollbacks of releases and toggling feature flags.
Create custom actions for any use case across the SDLC
Extend the catalog of default actions by creating new custom actions that orchestrate repetitive and async workflows, leveraging a combination of HTTP requests, triggering pipelines, scripts and template actions for each integration (e.g. creating a Github repo, sending a Slack message, declaring an incident, etc).
A consistent developer experience tailored for you
Create visual forms that your engineering teams can easily use to trigger the self-service actions with a consistent experience that you can fully customise without having to code your own frontend
Promote developer autonomy while staying in control
With granular role-based access control (RBAC) and with the manual approval workflows you can decide which engineers, seniority levels or which teams have permissions to see, trigger and approve each action.
Measure the adoption of your self-service workflows and internal tools
With Rely’s advanced analytics you can keep track of the adoption of the actions you build and identify areas for improvement.
Integrate with all the tools you already know and love
AWS
Discover your cloud resources and ingest the relevant information about them.
ArgoCD
Ingest apps, project and rollouts into your catalog to get visibility into your entire SDLC.
Azure
Ingest your Azure resources into your software catalog.
Backstage
Import your Service, Resources and custom data model from Backstage.
Datadog
Discover services from your observability data & receive SLO recommendations
GitHub
Effortlessly fill your service catalog and outline product entities using code.
Gitlab
Auto-populate your service catalog and delineate product entities through code.
GCP
You can tap into the extensive data collected by GCP.
Grafana
Embed dashboards from Grafana and query the relevant metrics for your services and resources.
Jira
Monitor ops maturity, keep tabs on unresolved post-mortem tickets and oversee open PRs.
Kubernetes Exporter
Import and sync your Kubernetes data into your software catalog
New Relic
Harness telemetry data to auto-discover services and receive custom SLO recommendations.
OTel
Integrate with any observability tool that is OTEL compatible to discover services.
SonarQube
Track the code quality and security scan results for each of your services.
Webhook & RestAPI
Import data into your catalog using outgoing webhooks from any source or service.
Snyk
Track targets, vulnerabilities and issues for each of your services.