My question is really simple , but i cant find anywhere this. I have the latest SonarQube version and for every language i got three different quality axis ( maybe based in the ISO 25010 standard), maintainability, security and reliability. But, in some tutorials i saw people with more categories as: performance, portability, usability... how can i get all this kind of analysis because i think that the rules are the same? is it a commercial set of rules? i dont know how to look , anyone have any idea?
What you're seeing in those tutorials is the SQALE model, which was basically dropped by SonarQube 5.6 in favor of the simpler, 3-axis model. In other words, those tutorials are pretty old, and if you really want what they're showing, you'll need to run a pretty old (4.x) version of SonarQube.
Your next question will likely be why the quality model changed in 5.6. The answer to that is that the SQALE model was really intricate and cool.... but on a day-to-day basis way too difficult to use. Which is why the current quality model breaks it down 3 ways:
Reliability / Bugs, Security / Vulnerabilities - things you should look at right away
Maintainability / Code Smells - everything else.