Behind-the-Scenes of Puppet’s 2023 State of DevOps Report: Platform Engineering Edition
summary
Puppet’s 2023 State of DevOps: Platform Engineering Edition analyzes 48,430 respondents (surveyed 14 Sep–25 Oct 2022) and shows concrete shifts: 65% vs 40% of highly evolved teams use self‑service platforms, only 19% of platform teams are older than five years, 82% are centralized and 52% report growing centralization. Results report 93% see platform teams as a step forward, 68% note increased delivery velocity, but 48% of senior leaders don’t grasp platform value and organizations underinvest in product management skills.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Puppet’s 2023 DevOps Report intro
- 1:45History of State of DevOps Report
- 3:09Why platform engineering focus
- 5:202023 survey methodology
- 7:28Drivers for platform teams
- 9:13Self-service platform goals
- 12:04Centralization vs decentralization
- 13:26Platform engineering benefits
- 15:56Platform reach trends
- 17:03Platform adoption challenges
- 18:31Product management for platforms
- 20:37Platforms as products
- 22:00Platform engineering in DevOps
- 23:23Closing and resources
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