If you want a single platform that handles code management and CI/CD, Bitbucket is a good option. It's a full-featured Git-based code and CI/CD tool, especially good if you're already using Jira. Bitbucket features include AI acceleration, code quality and security enforcement, fine-grained permissions and integration with Jira for issue tracking. It's designed to streamline the software development life cycle. Bitbucket has three pricing levels, including a free option for small teams, so it's good for small and large organizations.
Another powerful option is GitLab, an AI-infused DevSecOps tool that spans development, security and operations. It automates software delivery and protects the software supply chain. GitLab features include automated jobs, continuous integration and continuous delivery, source code management, threat vector management and compliance standards. It has a variety of pricing tiers, so it can accommodate everything from personal projects to very large enterprises.
If you want a platform that automates and optimizes the software delivery life cycle, Harness is worth a look. It uses AI for continuous integration, continuous delivery, feature flags and cloud cost optimization. Harness offers automated pipelines for deploying software to multiple clouds, regions and services, which can dramatically improve developer productivity and reduce manual intervention. It integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab, supporting multiple platforms, languages and operating systems.
Last, Codacy is designed to improve code quality, security and engineering efficiency with its unified platform. It supports more than 40 programming languages and frameworks, and offers tools to enforce coding standards, identify vulnerabilities and track test coverage. It integrates with GitHub, Bitbucket and GitLab, and offers AI-based suggested fixes that can be applied directly in Git workflows. Codacy's pricing is flexible, with both free and paid tiers for teams of different sizes.