A dedicated, isolated cluster continuously analyses your code. It verifies builds, runs tests, checks dependencies and applies your standards, and among its outputs it surfaces rules-based findings into your own SonarQube or Qodana instance.
Webhooks arrive from your source control and CI, orchestration schedules the work, and a cluster of workers carries it out. Every step is tracked, so nothing is analysed that you did not push.
Webhooks arrive from GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket and Azure DevOps, and from your CI, the moment code moves.
Repository content is pulled for the branch or pull request, and the change set is worked out so analysis focuses on what moved.
The build is verified the way your teams run it, tests are executed, and code coverage is extracted.
Your standards are applied and rules-based analysis runs, with findings surfaced into your own SonarQube or Qodana instance.
Analysis works against a real build. Qualimetry supports the common build engines, mobile builds, and reads code coverage in the formats your teams already produce.
Analysis runs on a dedicated, isolated cluster that scales for peak loads, so results keep up with every team even when the whole estate pushes at once.
Rules-based analysis combines Qualimetry's own rule packs with the SonarQube rules and other third-party analyzers, across Java, C#, JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and more. The findings surface into your own SonarQube or Qodana instance, deep-linked back to the standard that owns each rule.
Qualimetry's own rule packs run alongside the standard analyzers, giving several times the depth of standard SonarQube for languages like Java and C#.
One engine covers the mainstream languages your teams use, so governance and analysis stay consistent across the estate.
Findings are surfaced into your own SonarQube or Qodana instance, so your teams keep the tools they already work in.
A merge check verifies that pull requests have passed their quality gates before they reach your long-lived branches, so problems are stopped at review rather than found in production.
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