Deliver cleaner code with a fully managed SonarQube SaaS solution Eliminate infrastructure complexity and improve code quality with iTmethods’ fully managed SonarQube on the DevOps SaaS Platform. Hosted in your AWS region of choice and built for single tenancy, our solution ensures enterprise-grade security, seamless CI/CD integration, and real-time code insights. Reduce technical debt, resolve […]
Get ready for Opsgenie end of life | Migration paths + key steps explained Atlassian is retiring Opsgenie, with new sales ending June 2025 and support ending April 2027. In this video, Ivan Lima, our Atlassian Practice Lead walks you through exactly what your team needs to do now to prepare for a smooth migration. […]
Build a Smarter DevOps Toolchain with CircleCI | Live Demo + Pro Tips In this video, Vinod (Pre-Sales Architect at iTmethods) shares how leading teams are building modern CI/CD pipelines with CircleCI integrated with the best tools across DevOps, security, and AI workflows. What’s Covered: Key differences between all-in-one vs. best-of-breed DevOps toolchains Live demo […]
Supercharge Code Security with SonarQube’s New Advanced Features | Demo + How to Get Started Fast In this video, Vinod (Pre-Sales Architect at iTmethods) walks you through SonarQube’s latest Advanced Security features—designed to help developers and DevOps teams catch critical security vulnerabilities before they hit production. What’s Covered: What’s new in SonarQube Advanced Security (SAST […]
If you’re investing in SonarQube or thinking about it – you’re not alone. With growing pressure to reduce risk, improve code quality, and meet compliance mandates like SOC 2 or ISO 27001, teams are turning to SonarQube as a central piece of their DevSecOps strategy. But just having the tool isn’t enough. We’ve seen too […]
Attacks against developers are increasing and in the past year, dozens have been documented. For instance, a threat actor recently distributed a backdoored version of a .NET development tool to deploy multiple malicious payloads, like a clipboard hijacker and a crypto miner. Another recent example was Log4Shell: given that the use of Log4j is so ubiquitous around the world, […]
