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DevOps, SRE, and platform engineering are three closely related but different disciplines that solve software development problems in three different ways. Let's examine what each one does, how they differ and complement each other, and why you probably need all three.

Software development should be seamless. The longer Developers have to wait, the less they create and this is why we need IDPs

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

As a platform engineer, your team launched a new application, and demand is growing rapidly. Thousands of users are signing up, so you...

Recognising these antipatterns is essential to building platforms that empower devs, ops, and, critically, everyone else in your org.

In Terraform, variables act as placeholders for dynamic values that can change at different stages of running a configuration, much like...

Internal platforms often manage highly sensitive data, making them prime targets for breaches, insider threats, and cyberattacks.

Leaders embarking on a platform engineering journey should start by asking: “What is the goal of our platform engineering effort?

The results of Google's NotebookLM were epic—especially the auto-generated podcasts on platform engineering

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

The top five platform engineering books for 2024 include Platform Strategy, Team Topologies, Infrastructure as Code, SRE, and Accelerate.