Checkmarx announced a new generation in software supply chain security with its Secrets Detection and Repository Health solutions to minimize application risk.
OpsVerse announced that its open source-based DevOps tools platform has been selected by hybrid cloud provider Opsara, to incorporate as part of its product portfolio to provide customers with improved, integrated observability in private clouds.
“Our first experience with OpsVerse was in our data center for our own internal use, and based on the success we had, we decided to integrate it into our own product portfolio,” said Gopa Sheppillayar, founder and CEO of Opsara. “OpsVerse’s platform enables us to bring full stack observability and DevOps tools to our customers.”
OpsVerse ObserveNow is an open source-based observability tool tracking logs, traces, and metrics in one central place. It provides developers with their favorite OSS DevOps tools while offering the advantages of software as a service (SaaS) such as fully managed services, high availability, and low TCO. ObserveNow delivers open standards to enable enhanced portability, and zero vendor lock-in, with no new commercial tools to learn. OpsVerse’s fully operationalized and integrated observability stack can run on any cloud within minutes.
“OpsVerse is committed to simplifying the deployment and management of essential, open source DevOps tools,” said Nikhil Ravindran, co-founder of OpsVerse. “OpsVerse’s platform makes open source DevOps tool as easy to use as SaaS software. Users can get started in minutes without existing knowledge or upfront investment.”
OpsVerse is a DevOps tools platform with fully-managed, open source-based tools that can run anywhere (on-premises data center, or cloud platforms Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud) in minutes. With OpsVerse’s private SaaS framework, anyone can achieve enhanced data residency, governance, and audit controls without spending additional engineering resources. DevOps tools such as Argo CD, Backstage, Grafana, and Prometheus are pre-packaged with key configurations, templates, and integrations that allow engineers to use them immediately.
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