Allure TestOps
qameta.ioA test-management and results platform that combines manual QA with automation data from CI.
A test-management and results platform that combines manual QA with automation data from CI.
Accept, send and manage business payments
Run event-driven CI jobs and GitHub automation from Kubernetes clusters your team operates.
Coordinate distributed applications with naming, configuration, synchronization, and group-service primitives.
Coordinate appointments, staff, services, and resource availability across multi-location service businesses.
Sell appointments, service bundles, and events through a booking flow linked to your calendar.
Enterprise HR with configurable employee journeys and task deadlines
Centralised file feedback and approval stages
Political and legal analysis with a humorous voice
Customer communities that connect product ideas, voting and release communication
Configurable sales and customer-service processes with connected AI-assisted work
Deploy managed web applications and APIs into a plan with configurable compute capacity.
Self-hosted full-stack observability with eBPF telemetry and service-level insights.
Build and publish software artifacts with a managed Google Cloud pipeline service.
Use a managed Prometheus-compatible backend for metrics from EKS and other Kubernetes clusters.
A managed observability service for centralizing infrastructure metrics alongside logs and traces.
Check infrastructure and application availability with configurable remote monitors, thresholds, alerts, and reports.
Monitor backlinks, compare link profiles and investigate changed linking pages.
Combines appointment management, visitor queues and service analytics.
Sales, service, and customer journeys in X2Engine's CRM platform
Hawaii account banking with searchable transactions and mobile cheque deposits
U-One banking with account records and service-request tracking
A network and server monitor that discovers devices, tracks performance, and routes threshold-based alarms.
A command-line tool for sending HTTP requests and asserting the responses as repeatable tests.