Overview
Manage technical debt, improve code quality, and boost team velocity with behavioral code analysis. Gain actionable insights into your code and how your developers interact with it through powerful visualizations and reports. CodeScene's research-based Code Health™ metric is the only code-level metric with proven business impact. It tells you when and how to improve code to keep your system maintainable, while automated code reviews empower teams to ship better code faster.
Increase velocity by reducing technical debt: combining code health with hotspot analysis helps reduce technical debt and boost team productivity. Visualize your codebase and prioritize the most critical areas. Unlike traditional tools, CodeScene identifies high-activity zones where addressing tech debt has the greatest impact.
The people side of code & team velocity: CodeScene doesn't just analyze code - it also considers the people working with it. By tracking code familiarity, it helps you manage knowledge risks, reduce dependencies, and boost team velocity by aligning development efforts with the team's strengths.
Shift left on code quality: Use CodeScene's CLI tool and IDE extension to give your developers real time feedback on how to reduce technical debt within their daily development flows.
Pull request Integration & risk mitigation: Pull request integration flags code quality issues with recommendations. Native integration with GitHub, Bitbucket, Azure DevOps, and GitLab. Leverage advanced code coverage insights to prioritize risk mitigation effectively.
Highlights
- CodeScene supports 28+ programming languages. It's ISO27001 certified and takes security seriously. Set quality guardrails, automate code reviews and quality checks via CLI, IDE, and PR tools. Refactor automatically with AI using CodeScene ACE.
- Developers use CodeScene's IDE extension for real-time in-editor feedback on improving code quality. Teams also use the pull request integration to review and get feedback before code changes are merged, improving code health and maintainability.
- Engineering managers use CodeScene's visualizations to gain insights into code quality and team dynamics. By tracking hotspots and critical areas, they can reduce technical debt, speed up delivery, and cut down on rework.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
|---|---|---|
Standard plan - number of active authors | The number of active authors you pay for - pick Standard or Pro, NOT BOTH! | $21.00 |
Pro plan - number of authors | The number of active authors you pay for - pick Standard or Pro, NOT BOTH! | $32.00 |
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See AWS Marketplace product refund process: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/marketplace/latest/userguide/refunds.html#refund-process
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On-Prem Deployment - AMI with CloudFormation
The deployment diagram shows an EC2 instance running CodeScene in Docker and the Load balancer (ALB). There's a web server running on the instance and listening on port 3003 (plain HTTP). Access to this port is granted to ALB via a security group rule. Outgoing Internet traffic is via Internet GW. Daily backups with EBS snapshots via Lifecycle Manager. Logs are sent to codescene CloudWatch group. SSH Connection to the instance via SSM (ec2-user)
CloudFormation Template (CFT)
AWS CloudFormation templates are JSON or YAML-formatted text files that simplify provisioning and management on AWS. The templates describe the service or application architecture you want to deploy, and AWS CloudFormation uses those templates to provision and configure the required services (such as Amazon EC2 instances or Amazon RDS DB instances). The deployed application and associated resources are called a "stack."
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Check out our Getting Started documentation: https://docs.enterprise.codescene.io/latest/getting-started/aws-marketplace.html
This product requires an Internet connection to deploy and perform subsequent updates of the product. The following packages are downloaded on deployment:
- docker-compose binary: https://github.com/docker/compose/releases/
- codescene docker image: https://hub.docker.com/r/codescene/codescene
This product also requires an ongoing Internet connection. The following external services are required to properly function:
This product is accessible only via HTTPS - you MUST set the "CertificateARN" parameter for this to work. The certificate must be created separately by your infrastructure team - see aws docs for more details: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/acm/latest/userguide/gs.html
The "IngressIP" template parameter specifies the source IP range allowed to access the deployed application. It should be specified according to your network security policies. Note that "PR Integration" (https://docs.enterprise.codescene.io/latest/integrations/pr-integration/integrate-into-ci-cd.html ), requires an open network route from your Git provider (such as GitHub, BitBucket, GitLab, or Azure DevOps) to the CodeScene app to receive PR webhooks events. If you have an on-premise installation of a Git provider (such as GitHub Enterprise) you can restrict the incoming traffic to your IP ranges. If you use a publicly hosted Git provider (such as github.com) you need to either allow all traffic with "0.0.0.0/0" (less secure) or periodically update the load balancer's security group based on the provider's published IP ranges (e.g. https://api.github.com/meta ).
An IAM role (CodeSceneEC2Role) is created during deployment. This role gives the CodeScene instance necessary permissions for communicating with AWS License Manager (to fetch Contract license info), to deliver logs to CloudWatch, and for secure connections to the instance via Session Manager (SSM).
After the CloudFormation stack is deployed, access the CodeScene web UI via a custom hostname/domain (that you created and associated with the load balancer (ALB)), If you don't have a custom domain, use the ALB's domain - to find it, go to the 'Resources' tab in the CloudFormation stack details, open the link in the "Physical ID" column of the "ApplicationLoadBalancer" resource, and copy "DNS name".
To log in for the first time, use the default admin account: 'aws.marketplace' username and the ec2 instance id as the password.
After you log in, use the web UI hostname as "CodeScene Host URL" in Configuration -> System -> Host/Network Settings. Also, consider removing the default login message in Configuration -> License. Finally, we recommend creating your own admin user in Configuration -> Authentication and deleting the default 'aws.marketplace' user.
To update the CodeScene app to the latest codescene (image) version, connect to the instance and run /home/ec2-user/codescene/codescene.sh update. To connect to the instance, open the AWS console -> EC2 -> right-click on the codescene instance -> Connect -> Session Manager -> Connect (make sure the username is ec2-user).
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