OpsLevel is an internal developer portal that automates the cataloging of software services, providing visibility into ownership and documentation while measuring software health against predefined standards. This platform enables engineering teams to streamline service management and improve software quality without the need for manual data entry.
Funding
$20M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Engineering teams often struggle with a lack of visibility into their software ecosystem, leading to unclear service ownership, inconsistent documentation, and difficulty in measuring software health against established standards. This lack of centralized information increases manual effort and hinders efficient service management.
Solution
OpsLevel is an internal developer portal that automates the cataloging of software services, providing a centralized platform for engineering teams to gain visibility into service ownership, documentation, and overall health. The platform enables teams to define and measure software health against predefined standards, track improvements over time, and drive timely action through actionable notifications. By integrating with existing tools and infrastructure, OpsLevel streamlines service management, promotes developer autonomy, and improves software quality without requiring manual data entry.
Target Audience
OpsLevel is designed for platform engineers, site reliability engineers (SREs), software developers, and engineering leaders who need a centralized platform to manage software services, improve software quality, and promote developer autonomy.
Features
- Automated service catalog creation by connecting to sources like GitHub, Datadog, and AWS
- Customizable dashboards for a unified view of software services and their key metrics
- Software health scorecards with automated checks against predefined standards
- Actionable notifications to drive timely improvements and address potential issues
- Self-service actions and service templates to empower developers to execute common tasks independently
- Robust integrations with tools like Slack, New Relic, and Google Cloud
- Customizable properties to incorporate data like cloud costs and PII usage
- Granular role-based access control (RBAC) to fine-tune team access and permissions