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Prevent Rapid Code Changes From Impacting Customers
Know When, Where and Why Code Breaks
Introducing Continuous Reliability
Get Started>Identify critical software issues in each release. Prevent
impact to customers.
Resolve using the exact state of the code and environment at moment of event.
impact to customers.
Resolve using the exact state of the code and environment at moment of event.
Identify Critical Issues
Know When Code Breaks>Identify and prioritize critical errors and slowdowns in each code release.
Block Unreliable Releases
Get Your Reliability Report>Quality gates prevent releases that introduce critical issues from being deployed.
Resolve With Complete Context
Understand Any Issue>Reproduce any error or slowdown with the complete state of the code and environment.
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Deliver Reliable Software
“OverOps turned days of work into minutes. Short of attaching a debugger in production, OverOps is the next best thing.”
”OverOps is the time-saver we’ve been looking for in other tools, that gives detailed analysis without accessing servers directly.”
“We use OverOps to monitor our flagship X1 XFINITY platform. With it, we are able to stay on top of every new error.”
“OverOps improved our development team productivity significantly by giving us the root cause to every error.”
“OverOps' allows us to drive ‘go-no-go’ decisions, blocking a release if it falls below a quality threshold.”
“OverOps is a critical part of our production troubleshooting process, allowing us to identify and resolve issues before they ever reach production.”