DevOps Stage | Rafay

DevOps Stage

Join Saim Safdar - Developer Relations Manager at Rafay - at this conference for industry experts who create complex software, work on nontrivial technical problems, and use cutting-edge technologies.

Session: A Quest Towards a Platform Maturity Model

In today's rapidly evolving technology landscape, organizations are increasingly embracing platform engineering as a strategic approach to enhance development, deployment, and scalability. As platform engineering gains prominence, the need for a comprehensive framework to assess and measure platform maturity becomes evident. Explore the key elements and best practices that define a mature platform. Drawing from real-world experiences and industry insights, we will unveil the essential pillars that constitute the foundation of a successful platform engineering ecosystem. Throughout the session, we will discuss the practical steps for building and implementing a Platform Maturity Model tailored to your organization's unique requirements. Discover how this model can effectively gauge your platform's maturity level, identify areas for improvement, and provide a clear roadmap for evolution.

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