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Spots system problems and starts fixes automatically
When a company's online services break, the people who fix them can spend hours hunting for the cause. This product spots problems automatically, works out what went wrong, and starts the fix using set steps. Teams can spend less time searching and more time on their real work.
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- Sales Development RepresentativeRemote · US · 9d ago$47K–$60K base
- Business Development Representative - San FranciscoSan Francisco, CA · 21d ago$59K–$62K base
- Business Development Representative - ATLAtlanta, GA · 7mo agoPay not listed
- Business Development Representative - SFSan Francisco, CA · 7mo agoPay not listed
One place to build and ship safer code
Software teams often juggle many separate tools to write, test, check, and release their code. GitLab keeps those steps in one place and checks for security problems along the way. Teams can then ship safer software faster.
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3 open roles · 16 new in 30 daysHelps engineers handle outages when systems break
When a website or app breaks, engineers get woken up at 2am and have to fix it fast. This software helps engineering teams handle those moments when things go wrong. It gives them a way to respond to the problem and get things back on track.
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2 open roles · 6 new in 30 daysTexts, calls and video built into apps
Many businesses want to reach customers by text, phone, or video, but building those tools from scratch is hard. Vonage provides ready-made pieces that companies add into their own apps and services, like a ride app that connects riders and drivers or a store that checks a shopper's identity before a sale. Customers can then be reached on the channel they prefer.
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2 open roles · 1 new in 30 daysHelps teams watch cloud apps for problems
A software team runs its apps on servers in the cloud, and it needs to see what is happening inside them. This product gives the team a clear view of its systems, so it can watch for problems and security risks. The payoff is measurable business results the team can point to.
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Ship new software features and undo them instantly
Software teams want to ship new features faster, but they need a quick way out when something goes wrong. This product lets developers instantly roll back a change that causes trouble. It also lets them show new features to chosen groups of customers first, so teams can release more often and feel safer doing it.
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Text, call, and email tools for app builders
Apps often need to send texts, make calls, or send emails to their users. Building those tools from scratch is slow and hard. This product gives app builders ready-made tools to add messages and calls, so businesses can reach their customers quickly.
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Connects IT and security apps into automated workflows
IT and security teams use many different apps, and moving work between them is often done by hand. Tines lets them build automated workflows that connect those apps, so routine steps run on their own. Work moves from tool to tool without someone copying it along the way.
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One shared view of who owns what
A software company with many engineering teams often loses track of who owns each system and how well each team is doing. Cortex gives everyone one shared view, with automatic report cards that show where teams need to improve. Developers can spend less time chasing answers and more time building.
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Safe, checked building blocks for software teams
A software team needs to be sure every piece going into their app is safe and trusted. Docker provides checked, ready-made building blocks and a locked-down space where AI coding helpers can work without touching things they shouldn't. The team can see what went into each app and prove it later.
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Phone, text, and 911 service behind apps
Big companies need their phone calls, texts, and emergency calls to work every time for their customers. Bandwidth runs the voice, messaging, and 911 networks underneath those apps. A company can move its calls and texts online without building that network itself.
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Manages and secures software from code to production
A software team builds an app from many pieces, and getting those pieces safely into the real world is slow and risky. JFrog helps them manage, speed up, and secure that work from code to production.
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Websites and apps load fast from nearby servers
A website or app can feel slow when every visitor has to reach one far-away computer to load it. This product runs and protects the app on servers placed close to each user instead. People get pages faster and safer, and the company's developers can control how it works.
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Replays show what users did in web apps
A software team builds a website or app, but it's hard to see what customers actually go through when they use it. LogRocket records replays of how people use the web app, along with the logs, errors, and network activity behind it. That gives the team a full view of the customer's experience.
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