Webinars

Is there a perfect way to create a software catalog for your kubernetes and gitops native platform? This webinar will discuss what a good core software catalog needs and how to extend it to also be a comprehensive API catalog.

A deep dive into the basic requirements to set up an internal developer platform and portal.

Join us for a session in which we walk you through setting up an internal developer portal with IaC and Pulumi. This session covers setting up the developer self-service UI, using Pulumi under-the-hood and how it all gets reflected in the software catalog.

In this live coding session we will build an internal developer portal from scratch. We will define blueprints and relations, which will essentially create a data model for the software catalog, and create the underlying developer self-service infrastructure.

Watch our live coding session, where we demonstrate setting up an IDP for a serverless architecture, creating a software catalog, enabling developer self-service actions and setting scorecards and role-based access control. (30 minutes)

Learn from our architect how to extract K8s and set standards with internal developer portals in this live CNCF event.

Join us for a live coding session to demonstrate how to enable IaC developer self-service, with GitOps under the hood. This session will cover setting up the developer self-service UI, using the Github app and Terraform under the hood. (45 minutes)

Let us show you the ins and outs of bringing K8S data into your portal, what to “whitelist” for developers and how to drive quality standards. We also discussed DevOps use cases as well as how workflows use the data in the catalog. (40 minutes)

Internal developer portals are the core tool in the platform engineering world. Kunal sits down with Port's Zohar Einy to talk about data models for internal developer portals, the software catalog, self-service actions and how developer portals use scorecards. This session also covers advanced use cases, such as using the portal for CI/CD and more. (55 minutes)

Learn from Platform Engineering leaders how to think about developer experience, and how to go about making it better. (45 minutes)