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The future of platform engineering isn’t just cloud-native; it’s now AI-native. Would you agree with that? Whether your answer is yes or...

Like many software delivery teams, engineers at Syntasso have been experimenting with ways to integrate LLMs into our internal developer experience. In one of our recent internal hack days, I tried wiring up a Claude Desktop interface to Kratix using FastMCP. The idea was simple: could engineers ask natural-language questions, assemble a platform, and get something deployed without learning YAML or kubectl?

The limitations of monolithic architectures—such as inflexibility and challenges with scalability and agility—have led to the widespread...

Continuous compliance is an essential practice in today’s fast-paced software development environment.

Have you considered using "progressive disclosure" within your internal developer platform (IDP) to help manage cognitive load?

This X thread about platform automation and abstraction from the ever-insightful Kelsey Hightower has been living in my head rent-free for t

The Syntasso team thoroughly enjoyed participating in three sessions at last week’s awesome KubeCrash  event, which focused on “Platform...

The Syntasso team have finally unpacked our bags from an amazing KubeCon EU in Paris, and we’re keen to share our learnings!