Why IDPs are core to modern DevOps. Self-service, standardized CI/CD, and better developer experience.
Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs) are now a core discipline. They give developers self-service with built-in security and standards.
Platform engineering is about reducing toil and standardizing how software gets built and shipped—IDPs are the main lever.
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