Cloud Foundry wasn’t a theory, a proof of concept, or a fashionable idea that briefly caught on. It was a production platform used by hundreds of large enterprises to run real workloads, often in highly-regulated environments, at a global scale. More importantly, it proved something that many organisations still struggle to accept today: platforms, when built and operated well, can dramatically improve speed and safety at the same time.

Platform Democracy is a model where developers, security teams, SREs, and even external service providers collaborate seamlessly.

I am excited to announce that OpenCredo has partnered with Syntasso to accelerate platform engineering initiatives.

Colin Humphreys shares five key lessons for creating a successful platform-as-a-product from 20 years of working in platform engineering

I am thrilled to announce an exciting new platform engineering partnership between Syntasso and MomentumAI.

Kratix, the open source framework for building internal platforms, has released a marketplace of community Promises. These Promises are...

Note: The first article in this golden paths series covered the theory behind the emergence of internal platforms, platform teams, and paving golden paths. Read on for the practice! Now you will have the chance to pave your own golden path using Kubernetes clusters as the infrastructure. We have chosen Kubernetes because it has become a commodity, and is available from the big clouds (Amazon, Azure, Google) and on-prem/software players (VMware, RedHat, Rancher). To pave your golden path, you...

When I wasted three years of my life building a platform for a project that failed within a month of launching, I vowed to never make the...

Time Wasted on Commodity Infrastructure The modern digital organisation is populated with customer-focused teams delivering business...