The multi-vendor collaboration and Kubernetes SIG home demonstrates real momentum for kro. Each cloud provider recognises the value of a portable, Kubernetes-native model for grouping and orchestrating resources, and the importance of reducing manual dependency management for platform teams.

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.

Many organisations have invested heavily in Terraform, and rightly so. It’s a mature Infrastructure as Code (IaC) tool that automates infrastructure and streamlines workflows. However, when building an internal developer platform (IDP), IaC alone isn’t enough. To scale across teams and business needs, all while supporting seamless fleet management, you also need developer-friendly platform APIs and abstractions. That is where Kratix comes in.