The correct option is SonarQube.

SonarQube is a static code analysis platform that measures technical debt and produces code quality metrics. It analyzes code for issues such as bugs, vulnerabilities, code smells, and maintainability and reports a technical debt estimate that can be collected as part of a build pipeline.

Jenkins is a continuous integration server that orchestrates builds and can run analysis tools but it does not itself generate technical debt or code quality metrics unless you integrate an analysis tool such as SonarQube.

Azure Pipelines is the CI/CD service that runs your build and test tasks and it can host analysis steps but it is not the analysis engine that computes technical debt. You would add a task to Azure Pipelines to run SonarQube or a similar tool to get those metrics.

Azure Boards is for work tracking and planning and it does not perform static code analysis or produce code quality metrics.

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