Events

You’ve seen how to operate your reference architecture-based IDP in the first workshop. The question you’re probably pondering right now, before you take the next step and launch an instance of it in your own cloud account, is: is the opinionated approach that is promising me speed on the platform side going to slow me down on the integration side?

Discover Comparethemarket’s journey from a 5-year self-managed K8s to building a platform that became a strategic solution. Learn how they overcame legacy design flaws, enabled new capabilities, and executed a seamless migration strategy.

Internal Developer Platforms using a Platform Orchestrator drive an unparalleled degree of standardization, enabling developer self-service at scale.

Join Sören Martius, CEO of Terramate, as he explores breaking down monolithic Terraform projects into stacks for faster execution and limiting blast radius. Discover the power of code generation to automate the creation of Terraform config files, minimizing maintenance efforts for backend, and provider definitions.

A target for cloud maturity is to deploy cloud infrastructure quickly and securely while staying within budget. We discuss how organizations can level up their cloud maturity with Terraform and GitOps, and how the declarative nature of Terraform enables powerful, open-source static analysis tools like Checkov and Infracost. We’ll also explore how to overcome potential roadblocks like Terraform drift and uncodified resources.

If you don’t build your platform, it will build itself. Almost every organization has major parts of a platform already in place (think CI/CD, IaC, GitOps). The question is whether you keep your setup free-floating, or standardize it by building an enterprise-grade Internal Developer Platform.

Discover the biggest misconception about platform engineering. It's not just about driving more visibility but creating secure, user-friendly, and maintainable repositories.

Internal Developer Platforms using a Platform Orchestrator drive an unparalleled degree of standardization, enabling developer self-service at scale.

Developers can’t deploy blindly and let the application fail. We need to prevent the bad code from reaching production, monitor our databases, and automatically troubleshoot when something is wrong. Developers need database guardrails, and we need to give them the tools they need now.