Syntasso & Kratix in the News

How can organizations level up the value of their internal platforms without massively expanding their platform teams? Paula Kennedy explores how to make your platform multiplayer.

Colin Humphreys explores how to organize and standardize aspects of your platform as much as possible to ensure ease of use and maintenance from day one to day 2,000 and beyond.

As the community convenes at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe in Paris, CNCF welcomes continued investment from organizations like Syntasso.

What app development teams most often want are tools to enable their speed and autonomy. To not only build, test and deploy with less friction, but to be able to understand what’s going on in their apps.

Abby and Daniel participated in the InfoQ DevOps and Cloud Trends Report 2023, discussing how platform engineering is evolving toward simplification and value delivery, adopting a platform-as-a-service mindset.

Kratix, an open-source framework for building internal platforms, has released a marketplace of community-provided Promises.

Syntasso co-founder Paula Kennedy shares that it’s a strange feeling when you realise that even though you’ve worked in a space for more than four years, you’ve been in a very small bubble…

Adopting a platform engineering strategy is only the start of the process. Turning it into a valuable product that your developers will adopt and support is a critical part of the journey.

In this podcast Shane Hastie, Lead Editor for Culture & Methods spoke to Daniel Bryant, Head of Product Marketing at Syntasso, about engineering culture and developer experience.

Landmark additions of BlackRock, Microsoft, Publicis Sapient, Syntasso, Tidelift and Tradeheader to accelerate industry-wide adoption of critical FINOS projects across the value chain

Use the concept of the minimum viable product to introducing new ideas, and the thinnest viable platform to direct the lifespan of the product.

Charles Humble talks to Paula Kennedy about the rise of platforms. They discuss platform definitions; common anti-patterns; setting up a platform team; lessons learned from Pivotal; and the Syntasso product.

Abby Bangser joins Whitney Lee to explore Kubernetes's dynamic composability and how Kratix enables you to provide the tools (and platform) your users want in the way your company needs.