DevSecOps has created significant benefits in terms of speed, cost, and agility, but larger organizations have struggled with adoption due to cost, difficulties hiring sufficient staff, and entrenched legacy technology stacks. The traditional DevOps approach can also result in local optimization, with each team choosing the tools and processes that work best for them, but that don’t necessarily work well for the company as a whole.
Platform engineering teams bring normalization and standardization to this landscape by implementing and maintaining a self-service developer platform that improves the consistency and efficiency of development teams. This is incredibly important at a time when businesses are under pressure to deliver more with less.
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DORA State of DevOps 2024
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November 1, 2024
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Key takeaways
- Platform engineering is emerging as a key strategy to help businesses do more with less.
- The benefits of platform engineering include faster time to market, reduced security and compliance risk, and improved developer experience.
- Establishing a product-oriented culture and setting out clear business goals are critical for success in platform engineering.