Build an AI-Powered Internal Developer Platform That Actually Works

Most Internal Developer Platforms fail not because of tools, but because they are not built as products.

In this 2-day live, hands-on workshop, learn how to design and build a production-ready IDP using platform engineering principles and AI-augmented operations.

You will work through real implementations, including AI-assisted incident triage, RAG-powered documentation, and self-service platform capabilities.

Led by Ajay Chankramath, author of The Platform Engineer’s Handbook, this workshop focuses on what actually works in enterprise environments.

If you are working in DevOps, SRE, or platform teams and want to move beyond tool sprawl to building scalable internal platforms, this is worth your time.

🎟Limited-time offer: Get 50% off your ticket using the code - DEVOPS50

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Another week wrapped🥳!

Fridays call for a reset, so we’ve pulled together a mix of reads and upcoming gatherings from the cloud-native world, along with fresh opportunities to keep you inspired heading into the weekend.

Let’s dive in👇🏼

AI is Writing Your Code. Who's Making Sure the Application Actually Works?
AI coding tools are speeding up development, but many teams are struggling to keep up with testing, leaving teams exposed to a growing gap between how fast code is produced and how well it’s validated. Read more.

Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch signals IPO readiness as AI agents fuel revenue surge
Vercel says AI-generated apps and agents are driving a surge in deployments on its platform, fueling rapid revenue growth as it strengthens its position in the AI-era hosting race and signals IPO readiness. Read more.

GitHub Introduces Stacked PRs to Ease Review Bottlenecks
GitHub has introduced Stacked Pull Requests, letting developers break large code changes into smaller, dependent units that can be reviewed and merged incrementally, improving visibility and easing review bottlenecks in AI-driven workflows. Read more.

Visual Studio Code 1.115 Moves Deeper Into Agent-Native Development
Microsoft’s latest VS Code release introduces a new Agents app that lets developers run parallel AI agent sessions in isolated environments, alongside updates that improve visibility and control across browser and terminal workflows. Read more.

OpenAI updates its Agents SDK to help enterprises build safer, more capable agents
OpenAI has updated its Agents SDK with new sandboxing and in-distribution harness features, giving developers safer, more controlled environments to build and test long-horizon AI agents using frontier models. Read more.

Cloudflare Launches Code Mode MCP Server to Optimize Token Usage for AI Agents
Cloudflare has launched a new MCP server powered by Code Mode, enabling developers to run AI agents across its full API stack, from DNS to Workers and R2, while also open-sourcing an SDK for building similar integrations. Read more.

Postman Collaborates with Microsoft
Postman has expanded its partnership with Microsoft, bringing more AI model choice into Agent Mode and deeper integration across tools like VS Code and Azure to streamline API workflows from discovery to production. Read more

Claude is getting worse, according to Claude
Anthropic’s Claude has faced a recent outage alongside growing developer concerns about inconsistent quality in Claude Code, with some reports and data pointing to an increase in issue volume and performance complaints over time. Read more.

OpenTelemetry Declarative Configuration Reaches Stability Milestone
OpenTelemetry has stabilized key parts of its declarative configuration spec, allowing developers to define traces, metrics, and logs in a single version-controlled YAML setup across multiple languages. Read more.

Mark your calendars!

Build an AI-Powered Internal Developer Platform That Actually Works

Most Internal Developer Platforms fail not because of tools, but because they are not built as products.

In this 2-day live, hands-on workshop, learn how to design and build a production-ready IDP using platform engineering principles and AI-augmented operations.

You will work through real implementations, including AI-assisted incident triage, RAG-powered documentation, and self-service platform capabilities.

Led by Ajay Chankramath, author of The Platform Engineer’s Handbook, this workshop focuses on what actually works in enterprise environments.

If you are working in DevOps, SRE, or platform teams and want to move beyond tool sprawl to building scalable internal platforms, this is worth your time.

🎟Limited-time offer: Get 50% off your ticket using the code - DEVOPS50

Save your spot here (limited seats) - Building an AI Powered Internal Developer Platform from Scratch