User Provisioning with SCIM

Jump start your action library using OpsLevel Action Templates

Use Webhook Signatures to verify that webhooks are coming from OpsLevel.

Check for container vulnerabilities detected by Lacework for your services in OpsLevel

Keep track of Codacy quality alerts from inside OpsLevel

Integrate with GitHub to perform checks against your repositories and define services through config-as-code with opslevel.yml.

A practical, step-by-step walkthrough of implementing a Custom Action in OpsLevel

Automate mundane tasks to free up engineering resources in your organization.

Make it easier to find key technical documentation from your repositories directly in OpsLevel

Add Prisma Cloud Alert checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Sumo Logic Alert checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add StackHawk scan result checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Rollbar error checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Grafana alert checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Bugsnag error checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Coveralls Test Coverage checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Dynatrace alerts into your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Prometheus alert checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add New Relic Alert checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add Veracode vulnerability checks to your Service Maturity rubric.

Add JFrog XRay vulnerability checks to your Service Maturity Rubric

Verify the existence or contents of files or folders in your repo.

Integrate with Aqua Security to check for vulnerabilities for your services in OpsLevel.

Provision users automatically from Azure Active Directory to quickly build your catalog and keep your users fresh.

Provision users automatically from Okta to quickly build your catalog and keep your users fresh.

Integrate with Grype to check for vulnerabilities for your services in OpsLevel.

Create customized checks on data sent by Datadog monitors and alerts.

Learn how to integrate OpsLevel with your CI/CD pipeline and track every service deployment across environments.

Integrate with Azure DevOps to perform checks against your repositories and define services through config-as-code with opslevel.yml.

Learn about the different roles within OpsLevel, including basic role-based access control (RBAC) for creating and editing Service Maturity checks and campaigns.

Setting up self-hosted OpsLevel

Send your SonarQube Quality Gate analysis to OpsLevel.

Integrate with Snyk to check for vulnerabilities for your services in OpsLevel.

Integrate with Sentry to ensure Sentry is enabled on all the appropriate services. Or check that your services are below thresholds for unresolved Sentry issues

Connect Datadog monitors to OpsLevel and see their current statuses in your context-rich service catalog.

Create Jira issues from OpsLevel Checks, import context into the issues, and link to the Jira issues directly from your maturity report.

Connect PagerDuty services to OpsLevel and see their current statuses in your context-rich service catalog.

Our Kubernetes integration lets you import and automatically reconcile Kubernetes resources in your cluster to OpsLevel services.

Integration with GitHub Actions to notify OpsLevel of any recent deploys for a service.

Connect Opsgenie services to OpsLevel and see their current incident statuses in your context-rich service catalog.

Integrate with Octopus Deploy to notify OpsLevel of any recent deploys for a service.

Integrate with GitLab self-managed to perform checks against your repositories and define services through config-as-code with opslevel.yml.

Integrate with GitLab self-managed to perform checks against your repositories and define services through config-as-code with opslevel.yml.

Integrate with GitHub, Bitbucket, or GitLab to perform checks against your repositories, define services through config-as-code with opslevel.yml and view API Docs.

A two way integration–pull service info directly into Slack using a slash command and ensure OpsLevel has accurate team membership and Slack channel info

Learn how to populate your service catalog in an automated way.

Understand how your services and teams are performing against your rubric.

See how your services and teams are performing against specific checks.

Ensure your service's images are free of known vulnerabilities.

Boost developer productivity by centralizing API Docs for all your services within OpsLevel.

Verify that any of a service's tags satisfy some criteria, such as containing a certain value or matching a certain semver expression.

Verify that a service's repo does / does not contain a file matching some criteria.

Verify that the contents of a file in a service's repo satisfy some criteria, such as containing a certain string or JSON path.

Verify that a service is kept up-to-date by checking for recent deploys.

Verify that a service has API Docs.

Send arbitrary JSON payloads to OpsLevel to evaluate the maturity of your services. Using jq, you can parse out service identifiers from your payload and determine whether the check, scoped to each found service, passes or fails. You can also customize check result messages using Liquid templates.

Verify that your default branch has protection rules defined.

Verify that alert sources are configured correctly for your services. This includes validating alert source type and name.

Learn how checks can be used to evaluate and score your services.

Learn about all the stages of a campaign and what you are able to do at every stage.

Learn about how Campaigns can be used to drive changes across your organization and get started by creating your first campaign.

Detailed documentation about OpsLevel's Service Creation feature

Learn about how Service Creation can be used to accelerate your developer teams in spinning up new services, while enforcing best practices that are baked-in into every new service.

Configure your rubric with checks and apply them to relevant services with the use of filters.

Display your service levels in Markdown or HTML.

Configure your rubric with categories and levels to organize your checks and quantify your definition of service maturity.

Understand how a service's level is calculated and how you can improve it.

Learn about how Rubrics can be used to evaluate the maturity of your services and get started by creating your first check.

Configure Auth0 as a SAML identity provider.

Configure Auth0 as a SAML identity provider.

Configure Google G Suite as a SAML identity provider.

Configure Okta as a SAML identity provider.

Define and manage service relationships with Service Dependencies.

You can map where all of a service's code and configuration reside by associating repositories to it. OpsLevel supports sophisticated relationships such as monorepos.

OpsLevel can track ownership of all your git repos, not just services. Libraries, internal tools, templates, Terraform, and more.

Define and visualize your functional organization structure and hierarchies in OpsLevel.

Simplify service ownership by defining teams in OpsLevel.

You can define OpsLevel services and checks with Hashicorp's Terraform tool.

Easily integrate OpsLevel data into your data warehouse to create your own reports.

You can define OpsLevel services and ownership info by placing an opslevel.yml file in your git repos. OpsLevel will automatically synchronize these files whenever they change.

Interact with the OpsLevel API via our CLI to perform CRUD actions on services, teams, or checks and even submit deploy events.

Learn about our GraphQL API and how to query and mutate OpsLevel data. You can also use the GraphiQL Explorer to interact with the API on your own OpsLevel account.