Each solution starts from a failure a development or operations team will recognize, explains why it keeps happening, and ends with what Dependably does about it and what you end up with.
Why the system is the way it is lives in heads, chat threads, closed tickets, and pull request comments. A spec drafted from the work item and finished from what actually shipped, not from the plan alone, keeps the reason retrievable when the next change starts.
Read the solution →A compromised release, a squatted internal name, or a version with a known flaw installs on your CI runner under your credentials. Every install now passes through a registry you run, with policy in front of the cache.
Read the solution →Every language has its own linter, its own audit, and its own idea of what a finding is, so the gates drift apart and the findings nobody owns pile up. One checker per job, one configuration, one finding format.
Read the solution →An advisory lands, nobody can say which services ship the affected version, and the scanner lists every occurrence as if each one were exploitable. An SBOM per release and a reachability verdict per advisory turn the list into an order of work.
Read the solution →A renewal job fails quietly and the expiry is the first symptom, or a rotation completes with the wrong chain or a weak key and nothing notices. Every certificate is read from outside on a schedule and graded, with an alert on any change.
Read the solution →The load balancer reports healthy, users hit errors, and the team finds out from a ticket, while a DNSSEC signature lapses or a DMARC record is edited and nothing pages anyone. Probes from outside, alerts on change, and a page your users can read.
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