// DEVOPS· Specialty
Self-service infrastructure, without the platform-team bottleneck.
For platform teams who are the single point of approval for every new service or environment.
The problem
Why this keeps biting teams
Without a self-service platform, every new service, environment, or resource routes through the platform team as a ticket, which makes the platform team a bottleneck and product teams resentful of infrastructure by default.
What we do
[01]
Stand up a developer portal (Backstage or equivalent) cataloging your services and infrastructure.
[02]
Build self-service templates for the requests that make up most of your ticket queue.
[03]
Bake in guardrails so self-service doesn't mean unreviewed, with policy enforced automatically instead.
[04]
Roll out incrementally, starting with the highest-volume request types.
Typical Outcomes
self-serve
environment and service provisioning
fewer
tickets routed through the platform team
Deliverables
[01]
Developer portal deployment (Backstage or equivalent)
[02]
Self-service templates for your highest-volume infrastructure requests
[03]
Automated policy guardrails on self-service actions
[04]
Service catalog covering your existing infrastructure
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