Sonar, the leader clean code solutions, announced the availability of SonarQube in Google Cloud Marketplace , enabling organizations to accelerate their DevOps transformation in the cloud, modernize their software development workflows, and deliver high-quality, secure applications. As more enterprises adopt AI code generation tools, SonarQube ensures that the code leads to safe, reliable, and maintainable software regardless of where or how it was developed.
SonarQube’s availability in Google Cloud Marketplace streamlines the process for developers to identify and resolve potential issues in their code early in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) – whether that code is developed by humans or generated by AI. Developers can now quickly set up SonarQube in their Google Cloud environment to analyze the quality of their code, with simple billing and scalability that fits their specific needs and budget. Organizations can accelerate their DevOps transformation initiatives while minimizing risk and ensuring long-term success.
“Bringing SonarQube to Google Cloud Marketplace enables customers to rapidly deploy, manage and scale their solutions on Google Cloud’s trusted global infrastructure,” said Dai Vu, managing director of Marketplace & ISV GTM Programs at Google Cloud. “Sonar can now scale securely to support our customers on their digital transformation journey.”
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Google Cloud Marketplace enables rapid deployment of functional software packages that run on Google Cloud’s infrastructure. With Google Cloud Marketplace, customers can quickly launch familiar software packages using services such as Compute Engine and Cloud Storage without the need for manual configuration.
Over the past 15 years, Sonar has analyzed trillions of lines of code across all industries and enterprise sizes to gain a deep understanding of how code is written and managed. Sonar uses SonarLint in your IDE and SonarQube in your Continuous Integration (CI) pipeline to assess code for quality and security issues. Sonar’s offerings are based on the principles of clean code – ensuring that code is consistent, intentional, adaptable, and responsible (meaning it is easy to understand and change, runs smoothly at runtime, and contains no technical debt), thereby producing maintainable, reliable, high quality, and secure software.
“Code is one of the most valuable assets in the digital economy. As enterprises adopt AI and move to the cloud, we want them to continue to have seamless access to Sonar’s clean code solutions as part of their DevOps environment,” said Harry Wong, vice president of strategic partnerships and product marketing at Sonar. “The availability of SonarQube on Google Cloud Marketplace now enables organizations to combine Google’s AI capabilities with the clean code solutions they trust, allowing them to evolve and accelerate their software development safely and responsibly.”
SonarQube is an essential tool in today’s DevOps toolchain, reducing issues before they reach production, reducing rollbacks and rework, improving developer velocity, and making DevOps more efficient and agile. By preventing new issues from entering production, software is easier to maintain and new features can be added faster, giving businesses a competitive edge.
Key benefits of SonarQube’s availability on the Google Cloud Marketplace include:
- Fast Setup : Get SonarQube up and running quickly and easily – no complex manual installation required.
- Seamless Integration: Developers can leverage the simplicity of container deployment on Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE) to embed SonarQube into their Google Cloud environment.
- Scalable: Use of SonarQube easily scales with Google Cloud’s infrastructure, regardless of the size of your organization or software project.
- Simplified billing and cost-effectiveness: Enterprises can consolidate their SonarQube purchases with other cloud spend, taking advantage of better discounts on Google Cloud and reducing administrative overhead.
SOURCE: BusinessWire