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The Story of Lemonade's T-env: Scaling a Platform To Improve the Velocity of Hundreds of Developers

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Lemonade builds t-env, an internal dev platform running Kubernetes plus Okteto, Pulumi and Grafana that gives each developer one or more personal copies of the system, deploys via production pipelines in minutes, and supports file sync, remote debugging and hot reload through the Octeto CLI. Launch causes a dramatic spike in PRs merged per week, adoption scales across hundreds of developers, and practical fixes include ephemeral environments sleeping by timezone to cut cloud costs while accepting a long‑term platform team commitment.

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  1. 0:00Lemonade’s T-env introduction
  2. 2:06Local dev challenges at scale
  3. 3:54Cloud-based remote dev
  4. 5:19Developer frustration & innovation
  5. 6:21T-env bottom-up creation
  6. 7:47Dev productivity impact
  7. 8:49T-env architecture & workflow
  8. 10:59Multi-dimensional platform success
  9. 12:25Dev experience improvements
  10. 13:50Documentation & product mindset
  11. 14:54T-env adoption trade-offs
  12. 16:18Cost & environment lifecycle
  13. 17:23Long-term team scaling
  14. 17:45Dev environments in AI era
  15. 19:10Q&A
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