For staff engineers and architects
See the same failure class across every repo.
You work across teams, in repos you do not own. One finding is a bug. The same finding in six repos is an architecture problem, and it is yours.
| Control | checkout | payments | platform |
|---|---|---|---|
| SLO-Tied AlertingRC-001 · detective | – | 2 | – |
| Synthetic MonitoringRC-002 · detective | 1 | – | – |
| Alert Noise ReductionRC-004 · corrective | 9 | 7 | 5 |
| On-Call CoverageRC-005 · preventive | – | – | 2 |
| Incident RunbooksRC-006 · preventive | 4 | – | – |
Example data. A lit row is one failure class that recurs across teams. A lit column is one team with many.
“Revelara has uncovered some terrifying/juicy findings. There were certainly surface level findings, but also way way deeper than I would have gotten, even with multiple human review passes. Critically, it's not just telling me the problem, but I can already start to see the matrix beyond it as the same failure class is highlighted across multiple disparate repositories.”
Principal Engineer, ex-Amazon/ex-Google
Scan repos you cannot commit to
Ownership is declared in each repo, in .revelara.yaml. When you map repos that you do not own, you do not need a pull request first: rvl scan --team= applies your mapping for that submission.
It is recorded as an override. When the owning team commits their own declaration, their scan takes over.
Read the matrix by row
PlanPer-team views start at the Plus plan. See pricing.
Go deeper than review can
Run your first scan free.
Install the CLI, scan a repo, and read the findings in your terminal. Your source code stays on your machine.