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Do your developers need an Internal Developer Platform?

September 29, 2020

11:00 am

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45 min

Bi-weekly

Leading tech companies build their own Internal Developer Platforms. In this webinar you will learn what an Internal Developer Platform is and how such a platform can improve the developer and DevOps experience.

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Building distributed applications in the cloud is complex.

Developers must:

Ensure their code works
Understand how to deploy their code to Kubernetes
Provision dependent cloud resources

All while ensuring they don’t step on another team member’s toes!
This complexity increases the developer’s cognitive load and lowers the developer experience.

Leading tech companies like Airbnb, Spotify, and Zalando solve this problem by building their own Internal Developer Platforms.

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Attend this webinar to learn:

What is an Internal Developer Platform?
How can such a platform improve the developer and DevOps experience?
What kind of companies can benefit most from an Internal Developer Platform?

Audience

DevOps Engineers, Site Reliability Engineers, System Engineers, Infrastructure Administrators, Kubernetes Administrators, Technical Architects, Application Developers with an affinity with DevOps and Technical Management.

This webinar takes place in cooperation with our partner Nuaware.

Speakers

Chris Stephenson, VP Product & Engineering at Humanitec

Luke Hasty, Sales & Solution Director at Nuaware

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Chris Stephenson

CTO at Humanitec

Chris is fascinated by the tackling of tough questions in cloud-native development. He headed the high-performance computing group at Lloyds of London, played several integral roles in building a number of tech-setups at startups, and acted as a product manager at Google working on an internal developer platform used across the company. At Humanitec Chris is responsible for all things technical. He holds a degree in Information and Computer Engineering from the University of Cambridge and also studied at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.