G2 Vendor Directory

BMC AMI DevX

by BMC Software

99

Reviews

4.2

Star rating

#5

Rank in Continuous Integration

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Machine Learning
  • Bug Detection
  • Time-saving
  • Analytics
  • Customer Support

Cons

  • Complexity
  • Limited Customization
  • Intuitiveness
  • Technical Knowledge
  • Compatibility Issues
  • Missing Features

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Losing to

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Key stats

+650.0%

44

Enterprise

9

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business25.8%
Mid-Market28.9%
Enterprise45.4%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2026 Q114.0
2026 Q263.8
2026 Q3454.3

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use8.6
Ease of Setup8.5
Quality of Support8.7
Meets Requirements8.8

What reviewers say

Modern Mainframe DevOps, Despite Setup and Performance Hurdles

5.0

“I like working on mainframe code in modern IDEs like Eclipse and VS Code instead of green screens because it makes daily development more intuitive and fast. I appreciate the automated unit testing and debugging tools because they catch errors early in the cycle and make mainfram”

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Modernizes Mainframe DevOps, Though Setup Takes Effort

4.0

“I like BMC AMI DevX’s intuitive, modern interface because it makes navigating complex mainframe code much simpler. It lowers the learning curve, so new engineers can contribute without specialized 3270 expertise. Its seamless integration with automated CI/CD pipelines automates b”

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Modern IDEs Make Mainframe Debugging Faster, Despite Setup Complexity

4.5

“I like BMC AMI DevX’s seamless integration with modern IDEs like VS Code and Eclipse. I can browse and search datasets, analyze complex COBOL program flows, and debug interactively in a graphical interface. I can trace live transactions, inspect memory variables, and simulate con”

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