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We’re heading to Atlanta for KubeCon + CloudNativeCon North America 2025, and this year’s lineup is one you won’t want to miss. From insightful talks on platform engineering patterns to deep dives into Kubernetes observability, the Syntasso team will share practical lessons, open-source insights, and a new O’Reilly report that’s shaping how enterprises think about internal developer platforms.

Despite $30–40 billion already invested in GenAI, MIT NANDA reports that 95% of initiatives fail to show measurable business impact. AI has arrived, but enterprise value hasn’t. That’s where the Model Context Protocol (MCP) fits. And it’s Syntasso Kratix Enterprise that turns MCP from an unrealised opportunity into a provided-by-default reality.

What's the difference between an internal developer platform and an internal developer portal? See how each works and why teams need both.

Platform engineering promises to accelerate delivery and reduce complexity, but if not approached deliberately, it can quickly become a cost sink. This article examines the hidden costs in platform engineering and explores cost-optimisation strategies to maintain a lean approach without compromising innovation.

Many organisations have successfully adopted GitOps for application delivery, but platform infrastructure provisioning often remains stubbornly manual, especially within enterprises. And by the end of this guide, you’ll see what this looks like in practice. You’ll request a Redis instance with a simple YAML manifest, Kratix will process the request, and Flux will automatically deploy the resources across your clusters.