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Platform engineering is a software engineering discipline, which focuses on building toolchains and self-service workflows for the use of developers.[1] Platform engineering is about creating a shared platform for software engineers using computer code.[2][3]
Purpose edit
Platform engineering aims to improve software engineering productivity by creating efficient and streamlined toolchains that can be used by developers.[4] It can be used to modernize enterprise software delivery, particularly for digital transformation, or to expand CI/CD setups based on the independence of understanding the setups.[5][6]
The discipline has been associated with DevOps and platform as a service practices.[2][3]
References edit
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