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Available now for Syntasso Kratix Enterprise (SKE) users, the Promise Testing Framework enables you to focus on developing your Promise code, while we handle testing to ensure it works as expected. Check out the Promise Testing Framework docs!

Giving developers autonomy to provision infrastructure is now a table-stakes requirement for modern internal developer platforms (IDPs). What happens when a critical vulnerability is found in a shared service such as a database? This is where Kratix steps in. It enables you to build internal platforms where developers can self-serve, while providing platform engineers with powerful tools to manage services across the fleet.

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.