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Platform orchestration

Published : Sep 27, 2023
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Sep 2023
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With the widespread adoption of platform engineering, we're seeing a new generation of tools that go beyond the traditional platform-as-a-service (PaaS) model and offer published contracts between developers and platform teams. The contract might involve provisioning cloud environments, databases, monitoring, authentication and more in a different environment. These tools enforce organizational standards while granting developers self-service access to variations through configuration. Examples of these platform orchestration systems include Kratix and Humanitec Platform Orchestrator. We'd recommend platform teams assess these tools as an alternative to pulling together your own unique collection of scripts, native tools and infrastructure as code. We've also noted a similarity to the concepts in the Open Application Model (OAM) and its reference orchestrator KubeVela, although OAM claims to be more application-centric than workload-centric.

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