You will need to approve or ignore each entry we surface—you can do this individually or in bulk. If you ignore a service, it goes into an ignored state that can be revived later.

We set rules and criteria to determine what constitutes a “service” in your repositories. Then, once you integrate your git provider(s), we will pull everything that meets these criteria into OpsLevel, consolidating everything we find into a proposed catalog.

Discovered Services uses a webhook in your CI pipeline to monitor what it’s being deployed to. Service Detection monitors everything in your git repo(s) to identify and entire catalog, whether or not a deploy is happening.

Service Detection identifies all services within your git repositories and pulls them into OpsLevel as suggested catalog objects or items—making it faster and easier than ever to get started.

OpsLevel is an internal developer portal that gives teams self-service access to the tools and knowledge they need to move faster without sacrificing standards. Engineering leadership at some of the best companies in the world rely on OpsLevel to help them drive standardization while improving developer experience and efficiency.

Documentation as Code (docs-as-code) refers to the philosophy of writing documentation with the same tools as code. It also means doc writers (developers themselves or dedicated technical writers) follow the same workflows as development teams. This approach can be applied to internal and external software documentation. Learn more about docs-as-code here.

Today Service Creation is based on the open-source Cookiecutter project. There are other templating tools or scaffolding generators that we may support in the future. Have one we should know about? Let us know.

No, there is nothing for developers to install or maintain locally. They only need access to OpsLevel. Learn more about the benefits of Service Creation on our blog.

There are three ways to experience OpsLevel before purchasing:

Free trial: Visit the free trial page and submit your info. We'll provision an account for you to trial on your own for 14 days.

Guided pilot: You’ll have complete use of the entire OpsLevel platform and direct access to our guided support and success resources. Schedule a call to get started.

Product tours: Guided product tours that allow you to explore various parts of the product without signing up for a trial or a pilot.

You must be storing your internal docs in a git repo that's integrated with OpsLevel in order to use this feature. But our Checks and Campaigns can help you drive this change within your organization—your developers will thank you!

No. Tech Docs is designed strictly for internal docs. Only authenticated users of your OpsLevel instance will be able to access Tech Docs.

Cookiecutter is entirely language agnostic. Templates can be defined to create new services of any kind.

We offer flexible pricing based on your unique needs and offer volume discounts. Please book a meeting to learn more.

External docs solutions, or docs solutions that aren't designed for developers, tend to create silos. When information is siloed like this it often gets forgotten or goes stale.

With Tech Docs, the opposite happens. Your internal docs are centralized and live alongside all the important metadata in your service catalog, like ownership, dependencies, or Service Maturity level. Tech Docs are easily discoverable and searchable by all developers. Tech Docs are more visible to the entire organization, and so better updated and maintained.

During a pilot or trial phase, we can quickly (within minutes) help you identify how many services and components you have.

OpsLevel admins can import any Cookiecutter template into their OpsLevel template library. Template definition happens outside of OpsLevel, before a template is imported. Learn more in our docs.

We provide support over email, dedicated per-customer Slack channels, and via in-app chat.

OpsLevel is SOC2 Type 2 certified. More details are available on our security page.

If OpsLevel is a potential fit for your organization, we’ll book a session with someone from our team. During the meeting, we can give a quick look at the product, dive into the problems you're trying to solve, and answer any questions you might have.