DevOpsIQ by BestDevOps

Know which services are fast, reliable, and at risk.

DevOpsIQ by BestDevOps connects your delivery, incident, and SLO metadata to give engineering leaders one clear view of software delivery performance, reliability health, and error-budget risk.

Built for CTOs, SRE teams, DevOps leaders, and platform engineering teams.

The problem

Engineering leaders are flying blind across too many tools.

Modern software teams use GitHub, GitLab, Jenkins, Jira, Kubernetes, PagerDuty, Prometheus, Datadog, Grafana, and many other tools. Each tool shows a part of the story, but leaders still struggle to answer:

🚀Are we deploying faster or slower?
🔥Which services are causing incidents?
Are we burning our error budget too quickly?
📉Did the last deployment hurt reliability?
🤝Which teams need help this month?
The solution

DevOpsIQ turns engineering metadata into delivery and reliability intelligence.

DevOpsIQ brings together delivery signals, incident signals, and SLO signals so teams can understand service health without jumping across ten tools.

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DevOpsIQ Delivery

Measure software delivery performance using DORA-based insights such as deployment frequency, lead time, change failure rate, and recovery time.

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DevOpsIQ Reliability

Track service reliability using SRE practices, incident trends, MTTR, repeat incidents, postmortem coverage, and operational risk.

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DevOpsIQ SLO

Monitor SLIs, SLOs, error budgets, burn rate, and SLO breach risk across every important service.

How it works

How DevOpsIQ works

1

Create your organization

Create an organization inside DevOpsIQ and define projects, services, and environments.

2

Connect tools once

Connect GitHub/GitLab, CI/CD, Jira, incident tools, and observability tools at organization level.

3

Map services

Map repositories, pipelines, deployments, incidents, and SLOs to each software service.

4

Track health over time

View weekly, monthly, 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year trends for delivery, reliability, and SLO health.

5

Improve with reports

Use DevOpsIQ reports to identify risky services, delivery bottlenecks, reliability issues, and improvement priorities.

Platform

One platform. Three intelligence layers.

Delivery Intelligence

  • Deployment frequency
  • Lead time for changes
  • Change failure rate
  • Failed deployment recovery time
  • Deployment rework rate
  • Weekly/monthly trend

Reliability Intelligence

  • Incident trends
  • MTTA / MTTR
  • Severity distribution
  • Repeat incidents
  • Alert noise
  • Postmortem coverage

SLO Intelligence

  • SLI tracking
  • SLO compliance
  • Error budget remaining
  • Burn rate
  • SLO breach risk
  • Services without SLOs
Service timeline

See the full reliability story of every service.

DevOpsIQ connects deployments, incidents, rollbacks, hotfixes, SLO burn, and recovery events into one service reliability timeline.

Open DevOpsIQ
Payment API — reliability timeline
  1. 09:20Payment API deployed v2.4.1
  2. 09:47Error rate increased from 0.2% to 1.8%
  3. 10:05P1 incident opened
  4. 10:18Error budget burn rate moved to high
  5. 10:44Rollback completed
  6. 11:02Incident resolved
MTTR recorded: 57 minutes
Use cases

Built for real engineering leadership questions.

CTO

Which services are improving and which are risky?

SRE Lead

Which services are burning error budget?

DevOps Lead

Are deployments becoming faster and safer?

Platform Lead

Which teams need better golden paths?

Eng. Manager

Which bottlenecks are slowing delivery?

Integrations

Connect the tools your teams already use.

GitHubGitLabJenkinsGitHub ActionsJiraPagerDutyOpsgeniePrometheusGrafanaDatadogKubernetesArgoCD

DevOpsIQ uses read-only engineering metadata. It does not require source-code access for the homepage messaging.

Start measuring delivery and reliability health with DevOpsIQ.

Launch DevOpsIQ and create your first organization to start tracking delivery performance, reliability health, and SLO risk.

Knowledge base

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