What We Build With It
We engineer internal developer platforms that elevate your engineering organization, making development intuitive and deployment routine.
Self-Service Development Portals
Custom portals (e.g., Backstage) that allow developers to provision environments, spin up new services, and access tools on demand, safely and securely.
Automated & Opinionated CI/CD Pipelines
Designing and implementing fully automated CI/CD toolchains that embed best practices for testing, security, and deployment from commit to production.
PaaS/IaaS Abstraction Layers
Creating a simplified interface over complex cloud infrastructure (Kubernetes, serverless) that reduces cognitive load and enforces standards without restricting flexibility.
Why Our Approach Works
A well-designed internal platform transforms developer experience and drives organizational efficiency.
Dramatic Increase in Delivery Speed
By automating away repetitive tasks and providing clear paths, teams can go from idea to production in days, not weeks or months.
Reduced Developer Burnout & Toil
Freeing engineers from infrastructure grunt work, allowing them to focus on high-value, creative problem-solving and feature development.
Consistent & Compliant Development
Enforcing security, governance, and architectural standards automatically, without manual oversight, reducing human error and audit fatigue.
Our Go-To Stack for Platform Engineering
We leverage a blend of cloud-native technologies and specialized platform tools to build robust Internal Developer Platforms.
Container Orchestration
Kubernetes, OpenShift for foundational workload management.
Infrastructure as Code
Terraform, Pulumi for provisioning platform components predictably.
CI/CD & GitOps Tools
Tekton, ArgoCD, Flux for building, deploying, and managing pipelines and applications declaratively.
Developer Portals
Backstage.io for a unified developer experience, service catalog, and documentation hub.
Observability Stack
Prometheus, Grafana, Loki, Jaeger for comprehensive monitoring and tracing built into the platform.
Policy & Governance
Open Policy Agent (OPA) for codifying and enforcing security and operational policies across the platform.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Platform Engineering different from DevOps?
+DevOps is a culture and set of practices. Platform Engineering builds the tools and platforms that enable DevOps practices at scale. It creates the ‘golden path’ for developers to easily follow DevOps principles.
Will a platform replace our existing DevOps team?
+No, it empowers them. Platform teams collaborate closely with DevOps practitioners, providing the foundational services and automation that allow application teams to focus on their specific domains with greater agility and less operational overhead.
How long does it take to implement a developer platform?
+We take an iterative approach, delivering value in phases. Initial components like self-service environment provisioning or standardized CI/CD can be rolled out within a few months, with continuous evolution based on developer feedback.
What exactly does a Platform Engineer do?
+A Platform Engineer builds ‘internal products’ for other engineers. They treat developers as their customers, focusing on building APIs, portals, and automation that simplify infrastructure, CI/CD, and observability, reducing cognitive load for the entire organization.
How do you define the boundaries of 'self-service'?
+We focus on the 80/20 rule: we automate the 80% of routine tasks (like provisioning a database or a namespace) that developers need daily. For the complex 20%, we provide clear escalation paths to specialized infrastructure or security teams.
How do we ensure developers actually use the new platform?
+We treat the IDP (Internal Developer Platform) as a product. This means conducting user research with your developers, focusing on their biggest pain points, and ensuring the ‘golden path’ is significantly easier and faster than the previous manual way of working.