Software Development

[New Webinar] Static vs. Dynamic Analysis: Two Foolproof ways to Ensure Your Code is Production-Ready

Join us for the webinar on Thursday, April 2nd at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET

The stakes
have never been higher for unexpected downtime. One critical error in
production can translate to millions lost in revenue, brand loyalty and
developer productivity.

To combat
this reality, more organizations are investing in shift left strategies,
enhancing their testing processes and pre-production tooling to ensure code
quality is a priority from the get-go.

Static
analysis tools like SonarQube and dynamic analysis tools like OverOps have
emerged as vital components of an effective software quality toolchain, but
what are these two testing methods and how can you leverage them to
successfully prevent a Sev1?

Join us on April 2nd, at 11 am PT / 2
pm ET
for a live webinar where we’ll dive deeper into static and dynamic
analysis with our new SonarQube integration, including:

  • The differences
    between static and dynamic analysis
  • How OverOps
    integrates with tools like SonarQube to establish quality gates that block bad
    code from production
  • How to integrate
    these testing methods into your existing CI/CD pipeline

If you can’t
make it during the live webinar, don’t worry! Sign up anyway and we’ll send you
a recording afterward.

OverOps

OverOps combines static and dynamic code analysis to capture unique, code-aware insight about every error and exception in your applications––both caught and uncaught––in any environment, including production. This deep visibility into the functional quality of applications and services helps developer and operations teams more effectively troubleshoot root cause, build metrics dashboards, implement continuous reliability and enhance the entire software delivery supply chain.
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