Resolve incidents quickly and confidently
Identify the root cause of an incident and fix it everywhere, fast
Assess incidents quickly
Pinpoint the code responsible for the incident and find the root cause in your codebase. Understand the code's functionality to verify the issue.
Plan your remediation
Reduce time to resolution by supplying response teams with actionable details, like links to all affected code.
Execute your plan globally
Fix the root cause and confirm the same issue doesn't reoccur in other areas by locating the code pattern and automating fixes across your entire codebase.
Incident response is stressful and overwhelming
Current tools don't enable teams to quickly get to the root cause of an incident and ensure it doesn't reoccur. What does that mean for you?
- Outages and degraded performance persist while development teams look for causes, leading to lost revenue and frustrated customers.
- Incidents can reoccur if developers can't find the root cause, leaving your company with a reputation for unreliability and missed SLAs.
- Incident response often relies on knowledge silos, which are neither scalable nor sustainable.
- Company leaders struggle to gain visibility into in-progress incident responses and communicate timelines to stakeholders.
Cloudflare quickly addresses root-cause incidents
Cloudflare engineers use Sourcegraph's code intelligence platform to refactor and debug faster. With Sourcegraph, they can quickly identify out-of-date code libraries by only searching certain repositories while excluding specific file types. And it's easier to search for error logs. As a result, the team can feel confident they've addressed each issue.
Read the Cloudflare case study
How Sourcegraph helps
Respond to incidents faster
Limit the impact of incidents
Track remediation progress
Monitor for unsafe code
Response to incidents faster
No heroics required: Quickly understand all the context and dependencies around your codebase with Code Search so you can find the root cause of an incident with confidence and speed. Document work in progress with Notebooks so teammates can get up to speed quickly.
Limit the impact of incidents
Automate the deployment of fixes everywhere and at scale. With Batch Changes, you can automate code changes and monitor the merge status of each resulting PR. Refactor code to replace insecure functions, update vulnerable packages, or modify container configurations across hundreds of repositories.
Track remediation progress
Visualize fixes in progress and track their deployment. With Code Insights, get visibility into remediation efforts and share progress with team leaders and all of your customers.
Monitor for unsafe code
Close the loop on your incident response efforts. After finding the root cause, use code monitoring to track whether similarly unsafe code is ever merged. Get alerts and stop incidents before they occur.
Quantcast is confident it won't miss any affected code
“Sourcegraph's search gave us confidence because we knew we wouldn't overlook anything: Sourcegraph returns all search results, it doesn't drop or elide them.”
— Simon Law, Staff Software Engineer, Quantcast Read the case study
Nutanix proves the Log4j vulnerability no longer affects its codebase
“Isn't it nice when you can just run a report and say, 'Here it is' or 'Here it isn't?' Much better than having to say, 'Well, boss, I think we got it all.'”
— Jon Kohler, Technical Director of Solution Engineering, Nutanix Read the case study
Get started with Sourcegraph
Respond to incidents with confidence and speed, and remediate issues at their root to ensure they don't reoccur.
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