Platform Engineering
The Platform Engineering approach helps ensure proper practices by providing an Internal Developer Platform (IDP). The platform includes a set of tools, services, and infrastructure that allow developers to build, test, deploy, and monitor applications. They enable software engineering teams to use self-service capabilities in a cloud-native manner. By implementing the Platform Engineering approach, we help apply DevOps principles at scale.
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Key benefits
Increased productivity - Enable developers to complete projects faster by simplifying and automating processes.
Security and compliance - Meet security and regulatory requirements with built-in mechanisms built into the development platforms.
Standardization - Streamline management and maintenance of systems by ensuring consistency in tools and processes across the organization.
Main Use cases
Centralization of tools and services
Create an internal platform that combines various tools and services needed for the software lifecycle, such as service catalog, container management, CI/CD, monitoring and incident management, or infrastructure management.
Process automation
Automate routine tasks, such as infrastructure configuration, application deployment, testing and monitoring, which will speed up development processes and reduce the risk of errors. This allow you to reduce TTM (Time-To-Market) and increase the quality of delivered software.
Ease of access to resources
Make resources available in an easy and accessible way for development teams, so that they can focus on creating added value, instead of dealing with configuration and infrastructure management. A unified approach allows you to reduce the costs associated with managing and providing resources.
Team self-sufficiency
Enable teams to use resources independently without the need to involve other departments (e.g. IT department), which will increase their efficiency.