PaaS isn’t enough: your internal platform in Multi Cloud
summary
Argues that a homegrown internal developer platform replaces PaaS limitations by delivering a composable control plane that exposes a single provisioning API while letting teams use Terraform on GCP and Pulumi for AWS. Builds modular building blocks, a policy-as-code engine that auto-blocks public S3 and enables WAF on gateways, and a golden path that shrinks multi‑week rollouts to minutes. Claims reduce cost and give visibility across thousands of developers and a dozen cloud accounts.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and Audience Engagement
- 0:43Speaker Background and Experience
- 1:53Episode 1: The Promise and Reality of PaaS
- 5:02Building an Internal Developer Platform (IDP)
- 8:07Ensuring Security and Compliance
- 9:23Achieving Speed and Efficiency
- 10:37Conclusion and Final Thoughts
- 12:05Q&A Session
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