Platform Engineering

We design and develop business-driven IT solutions

Platform Engineering refers to the process of designing, developing and maintaining the underlying infrastructure and tools that enable the smooth operation of software applications. It focuses on creating scalable, reliable, and efficient platforms that support the development, deployment, and management of applications across different environments.

Platform Engineering involves a combination of skills from Software Engineering, Infrastructure Engineering, and DevOps. Its main goal is to enable faster delivery of software applications and services, as well as to increase agility and flexibility in response to changing business needs. By providing a solid foundation for development teams to build upon, Platform Engineering can help organizations innovate faster and stay ahead of the competition.

DEVOPS

DevOps represents a collaborative approach that connects software development (Dev) with IT operations (Ops), facilitating teamwork, automation, and streamlined delivery processes. This methodology can help reduce development timelines, enable more frequent deployments, and support reliable software releases through improved coordination between technical teams. When implemented effectively, DevOps practices may contribute to organizational performance improvements and support various technology role objectives.

CAPABILITIES

DevOps Readiness Assessment & Strategic Consultancy

Software Development LifeCycle Automation

Production Management - Cluster Management & Orchestration

Service Mesh
Deployment Strategy
Automated Declarative Pipelines

Applications & Infrastructures Observability & Telemetry

Applications & Infrastructures Monitoring & Logging

Architetture Self-Healing e Anti-Fragile

Remediation Automation
Failure prediction (Augmented SRE)
Chaos Engineering (Embrace the failure)
Infrastructure-as-code

Networking, Infrastructures & Data Security

Zero Trust
Software Defined Parameters
Data Obfuscation & Masking
Network as code
Policies as code

Our Approach

Cloud native computing represents a development approach that leverages cloud computing capabilities to create and operate scalable applications across various environments, including public, private, and hybrid cloud infrastructures. This methodology typically incorporates elements such as containers, microservices, serverless functions, and declarative code-managed immutable infrastructure as components of the architectural framework. These technologies can provide organizations with flexible options for application deployment and management.

Anti-Fragile

From our point of view, choosing anti-fragile concepts is a rational choice when it comes to cloud computing. It requires a completely new attitude of viewing failure. In fact, fault tolerant systems often lead to long delivery cycles and a high degree of complexity which raise the likelihood of failure and create fragile systems.

Chaos Engineering

Faults are inevitable, regardless of how extensively you test the software before deploying it. That’s why we endorse Chaos Engineering as the practice of injecting faults into a system before they occur naturally. By embracing this approach, we ensure that constantly evolving systems attain the resilience required, allowing us to uncover and rectify unforeseen failure scenarios before they impact users.

GitOps

We adopt GitOps as a fundamental approach to manage code-based infrastructure and operational procedures. It’s an evolution of Infrastructure as Code (IaC) and a DevOps best practice that leverages Git as the single source of truth, and control mechanism for creating, updating, and deleting system architecture. In other words, we rely on Git pull requests to validate and automatically deploy system infrastructure modifications. Whenever pull requests are approved and merged, the live infrastructure is automatically reconfigured and synchronized to reflect the repository’s state. This seamless workflow of syncing changes through pull requests lies at the heart of our GitOps philosophy.