Platform engineering
Give developers a single place to discover services, APIs, and infrastructure, understand ownership, and ship safely—so platform teams stop answering the same “what owns this?” questions on repeat.
What this solution covers
- Service & API catalog — discover workloads, endpoints, and metadata in one graph.
- Ownership & teams — who to page, who approves changes, and how services relate.
- Integrations — sync signals from Git, CI/CD, and cloud so the catalog stays current. See the integrations directory.
- Search & discovery — find resources quickly as the estate grows.
Examples
Illustrative scenarios—how platform engineering teams use a living catalog.
A new engineer needs to change rate limits on billing-api. The catalog shows the owning squad, Slack channel, on-call rotation, and linked repos—no Slack archaeology or spreadsheet.
A PR touches a shared library. Dependency view lists consuming services—checkout, invoicing, and notifications—so reviewers know blast radius and who to loop in before merge.
Security asks “which services still run Node 18?” Search and filters across catalog metadata return candidates for upgrade campaigns, with owners attached for each row.
Integrations tie GitHub repos and AWS resources to service entities: a deploy from CI appears on the service timeline; a new cluster shows up next to the workloads that were registered to it.
Browse supported tools on the integrations page, see the full catalog story on the software catalog page, or open the console to explore.
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