We are enabling people to deliver cloud-native value quickly without being experts on cloud infrastructure and architecture!
Therefore we have created an end-to-end opinionated solution available as a Service for you! →
All vendors daily work stored and governed in a single space. Resolve conflicts, review code and track modifications.
Manage vulnerabilities and code smells automatically. Measure your vendors deliveries.
Enjoy tailored CI/CD pipelines for back-end and front-end development.
Maintain systems integrity over time. Automate to avoid troubles coused by manual inputs.
Pinpoint where failures occur. Explore what causes poor performance. Don't get lost in microservices.
Have system behaviour visible at the finest-grained level. Usual feature, but don't let your team reinvent the wheel.
Check your infrastructure, applications and their components in real-time to address system failures.
Manage your policies for horizontal performance scaling based on the real system workload.
CodeNow has been engineered for you to avoid casual pitfalls in cloud-native development and operations. It stands on the solid foundation of well established open-source technologies.
You have two options: invest hundreds of working days to build your stack, or use CodeNow off the shelf.
Let focus yourself and your team on core improvements and value delivery.
You have everything you need to create, build, deploy, monitor and maintain the health of your apps in a cloud-native way.
A mature software factory CodeNOW will let you focus on your core business not on being expert in building of SW factories
“My team spent ages with solving troubles that nobody has expected. New technologies were sexy in the beginning. They turned into devils soon. We lose the momentum to surprise the market with our new product.”
“Nobody in our company can deliver a cheap, quick, simple app to the market. It always costs a fortune and lasts for months.”
“We have agile teams. We’re running agile ceremonies. But our delivery tempo stays the same as at the beginning of the transition.”
“We wanted to change our supplier. Contracts said that source-code belongs to us. That was true, but we were able to do literally nothing with it. Whole know-how was saved in heads and hands of those guys we want to rid off.”
“We have an unforgettable experience with all (digital) transformations in the past. Each of them turned out terribly. We have rearranged the deck chairs on the Titanic but haven’t moved the ship forward. New technologies killed us with its inherent complexity.”
“We have a couple of ‘new’ stacks in the house from our past initiatives. Promises were very similar in the beginning. Results, unfortunately, also. Technologies become obsolete faster then we can incorporate.”