For technical leaders, platform and DevOps engineers, mastering both day 1 and day 2 operations is crucial for ensuring smooth operations.

We focused on enhancing data management and the user experience built on top of it (thanks to Source Management) as well as users enablement with a completely revamped documentation portal.

Developer self-service empowers developers to build and manage their services and resources independently from DevOps, accelerating development cycles without any compromises on quality or standards.

As platform engineers, DevOps engineers, and technical leaders, embracing DORA metrics can propel your teams towards operational excellence and streamlined processes.

With the May releases, developers can better plan and prioritize their daily work and contribute to meaningfully improve their team’s velocity.

Understanding and optimizing each phase of the SDLC can lead to faster delivery times, higher-quality products, and more satisfied customers.

We're thrilled to announce the launch of Rely.io Homepage, a brand new feature that personalizes your Rely experience and empowers you to hit the ground running with your development tasks.

With Rely's Internal developer portal, engineering leaders can customize dedicated homepages for every service, team, or resource, streamlining workflows and enhancing productivity.

Knowledge silos, or "tribal knowledge," occur when a small number of people, potentially even one person, possess all the knowledge about a specific topic or practice

Scorecards can convert complex objectives into clear, measurable outcomes which help align the entire team around a common goal.

April has been focused on follow-up on key features like Leaderboards for Scorecards & more, overall improvements to the apps performance.

Dashboards in Rely allow your engineering teams to create and consume views that best tell the story and have answers for the use cases they care about

March has been a particularly busy month at Rely with the introduction of no less than five major features.

Backstage tries to solve the “big infrastructure problem” with a platform that aims to collect all your resources under a single roof but has some shortcomings that Rely.io solves effortlessly

To help you stay informed, we're launching Rely’s Update Roundup, a monthly series summarizing the latest changes between installments.

We’re diving into the ‘nitty-gritty’ of putting together the actual business case for your IDP.

Working hand in hand with our users, we have embraced the challenge, adapted roadmaps and co-built an answer to this pain point: we are introducing today Rely’s Internal Developer Portal

How to affect change in your organization by Empowering Engineers with IDPs

The best alternatives and respective trade-offs to the traditional IDP experience offered by Spotify's Backstage

We’ll explore why DevEx matters to your organization, how to define and measure it, the role of internal developer portals and reliability engineering practices, and give you practical recommendations.

Navigating Spotify's Internal Developer Portal

A deep dive into IDPs: what are they and why do modern engineering teams need them?

A third pillar that helps improve system operation and overall reliability practices of companies is operational maturity.

How you can maintain high velocity without compromising on the quality of your releases.

We focus on concepts of pain points that we believe every company has, provide ways to tell if your company suffers from those pains, and provide actionable solutions to overcome them.

With Rely, you don’t need to worry about miss-communication, manual reports, or learning how to navigate a dozen different platforms - all the insights and literature exists in a single place.

Exploring the Product Catalog's role in enhancing app reliability by bridging the perspectives of product and engineering teams.

The single pane of glass to track service quality and health

Juliana Dornelles is joining Rely.io to help to help us achieve sustainable and structured growth.

Diogo Cruz is joining Rely.io to help new customers get started with Reliability Intelligence

Rely.io, the Reliability Intelligence platform productizing Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), has raised a $2M seed round led by J12 Ventures

Rely.io Launches Reliability Intelligence Platform in Open Beta, giving users a way to easily define and monitor Service Level Objectives (SLOs)

SLOs are a hot topic right now in SRE, but what exactly do we get from them? Here's a detailed look into 6 benefits provided by SLOs

Learn why Product Managers are entering Site Reliability Engineering, an area that has typically been executed and managed exclusively by engineers

Insights into the public Service-Level Objectives shared by AWS with their customers and best practices around service level management

The first quarter of 2022 was a busy one for us here at Rely.io. Our team has been working tirelessly to add many features SRE teams will love

Rely.io customers can now bring their monitoring data from Google Cloud Platform and use it to create SLIs and SLOs on the platform

A complete guide about how to instrument Prometheus for performance monitoring with SLIs and SLOs, using the official Python client

Learn how to create SLOs for New Relic in minutes and leverage SLI recommendations for availability, latency & many more categories

Alex Abiola is joining Rely.io to lead Product Design and help users have a great experience improving reliability

Rely.io customers can now use Amazon CloudWatch as a data source to create SLIs and SLOs on the platform

António Araújo is joining Rely.io to lead Go-to-Market and help customers make better reliability decisions

A summary of why traditional approaches to alerting don't work and of how SLOs mitigate those problems.

An introduction into SRE terminology and the underlying reliability stack from a technical perspective.

A brief overview of what SLOs can do you for you and your organization and how you can interpret them.