Explore the challenges and solutions in designing and securing a multi-tenant developer platform at The New York Times in this 28-minute conference talk. Gain insights into building a secure, user-friendly, and scalable cloud-based platform while addressing the complexities of centralizing to a single cloud provider. Learn about creating isolated environments for engineering service teams on Kubernetes clusters, implementing a centralized CI/CD approach with standard pipelines, managing ingress layers, and establishing paved paths for applications. Discover strategies for overcoming user adoption hurdles and architecting a platform that remains agnostic to cloud-specific managed services.
What We Learned Designing and Securing a Multi-Tenant Developer Platform
CNCF [Cloud Native Computing Foundation] via YouTube
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What We Learned Designing & Securing a Multi-Tenant Developer Plat... Ahmed Bebars & David Grizzanti
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