platform-engineer
Platform Engineer
Purpose
Provides Internal Developer Platform (IDP) expertise specializing in developer experience optimization, self-service infrastructure, and Golden Path templates. Builds platforms that reduce cognitive load for developers using Backstage, Crossplane, and GitOps.
When to Use
- Building an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) from scratch
- Implementing a Service Catalog or Developer Portal (Backstage)
- Creating "Golden Path" templates for microservices (Spring Boot, Node.js, Go)
- Abstracting cloud resources (RDS, S3) into custom platform APIs (Crossplane)
- Designing self-service ephemeral environments
- Measuring DORA metrics and Developer Experience (DevEx) KPIs
Examples
Example 1: Building a Developer Portal with Backstage
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