In this blog we take a high-level look at some of the drivers of business value for Platform Engineering and building enterprise delivery platforms.

The majority of IT organizations have implemented DevOps principles and ways of working. Sounds amazing, right? Then why is DevOps dying? Read the blog to find out.

What is platform engineering? It consists of removing obstacles between developers and production. Learn more about it in this post.

This blog explores the vital role of internal development portals (IDPs) like Backstage and Getport.io in enhancing development workflows.

This blog explores the diverse capabilities of the GitHub API beyond version control, detailing how it can enhance CICD environments. From cleanup tasks and data funneling to enforcing standardization and enabling self-service jobs, the API's versatility is showcased.

Exploring the limitations of ServiceNow in developer environments, this blog contrasts its rigid, ticket-based system with more agile developer portals, emphasizing the need for collaboration, rapid iteration, and developer autonomy in software development.

This blog emphasizes that successful platform engineering is not just about building tools, but about building the right tools in a way that resonates with users to increase the adoption of enterprise software delivery platforms.

"Backstage by Spotify and the DevEx Revolution" discusses Liatrio's approach to implementing Backstage for enterprises, focusing on enhancing developer experience and streamlining DevOps processes.

The Go Tool Dependencies proposal is set to transition from a workaround to an officially supported feature, enhancing Go's handling of tool dependencies. This change promises a streamlined and reliable development workflow, aligning with modern software development needs.