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Balancing Autonomy and Compliance: How to Scale CI/CD with Composable Platforms
As internal platforms evolve, composability has become a key way to build safe, scalable systems that still give developers freedom. This post explains how composable environments and business-aware PaaS help deliver the value of platform engineering, and how to use them without making common mistakes.
Abby Bangser
Aug 266 min read
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Avoiding CI/CD Anti-Patterns in Platform Engineering
When we talk about internal developer platforms (IDPs), we’re often talking about abstracting complexity away from application teams, as explored in our post on platform democracy. But how far should that abstraction go?
Poorly defined CI/CD abstractions can stall delivery and erode platform trust. This post examines how platform teams can avoid common pitfalls and design flexible, composable abstractions that empower developers while ensuring consistency and compliance.
Abby Bangser
Aug 184 min read
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The 4 CI/CD Abstraction Models: How They Work and When to Use Them
As internal developer platforms evolve, one of the most pivotal decisions platform teams face is where to draw the line between platform and application ownership in continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD). Abstraction is necessary for scale, but how much is too much? In this post, we’ll walk through four distinct CI/CD abstraction options and help you decide when each one makes sense.
Abby Bangser
Jul 314 min read
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