DevOps and platform engineering both aim to improve software development processes within organizations, but there are important differences between them. In many cases, organizations use a variety of ...

By bringing increased automation to DevOps, platform engineering is helping organizations to improve deployment speed, reduce costs and make IT environments more adaptable to change.

“Platform engineering is about combining the right tools with the right qualities into a tool chain to facilitate the needs of the company.” Agencies looking to address their challenges with DevOps ...

Platform engineering is the engine that enables truly autonomous DevOps. It abstracts complexity, enforces guardrails, embeds visibility, and maintains accountability.

Michael Hickey is an Editor at Manifest. Ask IT experts about DevOps, and they’ll tell you it’s evolving thanks to platform engineering. The shift in software development philosophies addresses the ...

With platform engineering being an agile ITOps in an application-led world, it is a concept within DevOps that has boundaries, according to Brad Maltz (pictured), senior director of DevOps ...

Platform engineering, which takes the concepts behind DevOps and applies them at a grander scale, continues to grow its reach, extending into troubleshooting security problems across enterprise ...

Industry experts discuss the difference between DevOps and Software Reliability Engineering (SRE).

Platform engineering is a current hot topic with a rapidly growing tooling ecosystem and landscape. This article reviews many of the important trends in platform engineering.

DevOps has always borrowed ideas from other movements, and platform engineering is just another one to add to the list.