Service catalog
Every service and API has an owner and a live scorecard in one catalog.
A catalog with owners, scorecards, and golden paths
Give every service and API a single home with a clear owner and a scorecard. Golden paths scaffold new services already wired to CI, scanners, and a deploy target, so teams start on the paved road. Built on an open developer-portal foundation, with TechDocs and an API marketplace included.
The problem
You have dozens of services spread across repositories with no single place that says who owns each one, how healthy it is, or where its documentation lives. New services start from a blank slate, so every team wires its own CI, picks its own scanner, and chooses its own deploy path, each slightly different from the last.
Every service and API has an owner and a live scorecard in one catalog.
Scaffold new services pre-wired to CI, scanners, and a deploy target.
Documentation lives next to the code and renders in the portal.
Discover and reuse internal APIs through a browsable marketplace.
Register services and APIs so each carries an owner and a scorecard.
Scaffold a new service from a template wired to delivery and scanning.
Find docs and APIs in the portal instead of asking around.
How it stays governed
Service scorecards are evaluated against policy as code, so the standards for ownership, documentation, and production-readiness are defined once and applied consistently across every registered service. A golden path template encodes the required wiring at creation time, so a new service cannot skip a required control by forgetting to add it.
Every catalog registration, scorecard evaluation, and template scaffold writes once to a tamper-evident audit trail, so you can show which services meet your standards, when they were onboarded, and what template they started from.
Works with your stack
Source control feeds the catalog and TechDocs; CI/CD pipelines, security scanners, and deploy targets are pre-wired into golden path templates.
Who it’s for
A platform team registers all services into the catalog so each one carries an owner and a live scorecard. When an incident hits, the on-call engineer knows immediately who to contact and whether the service meets production standards.
A developer starting a new microservice picks a golden path template and gets a repository already wired to the team's CI pipeline, security scanner, and a deploy target. The standard is built in from the first commit, not added later.
A developer looking for an internal payments API browses the API marketplace, finds the right endpoint, reads the inline docs, and integrates it. No Slack message, no ticket, no waiting for a reply.
No. IntegraCI is built on an open developer-portal foundation, so the catalog, scorecards, and golden paths extend what you already have. If you are starting fresh, the portal is ready out of the box.
Your platform team owns the templates. IntegraCI provides the scaffolding and pre-wiring mechanism. You decide which CI pipeline, scanner, and deploy target each template points to, and you update templates as your standards evolve.
Yes. Golden paths wire new services to the CI pipeline and scanner you already run. IntegraCI orchestrates and gates those tools. It does not replace them.
TechDocs renders documentation that lives next to your code in the repository. You write docs in your existing repo and the portal picks them up and renders them alongside the service catalog entry, so docs and code stay in sync.
Request a demo, or read the docs to see how it fits the tools you already run.