Composable Platforms: Modular Platform Engineering with Kratix and Backstage

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This talk will be held in English. / Dieser Vortrag wird auf Englisch gehalten.

Constructing and managing platforms for diverse teams and workloads presents a significant challenge in today's cloud-native environment.

This session introduces the concept of composable platforms, using modular, reusable components as the foundation for platform engineering. You will see how using Kratix, a workload-centric framework, and Backstage, an extensible developer portal, enables the creation of self-service platforms that balance standardization with adaptability.

The session will detail platform design for developer workflows through Backstage, and using Kratix Promises for varied workload requirements and tailored "Golden Paths".

  • Basic understanding of cloud-native concepts (e.g., Kubernetes, containerization)
  • Familiarity with platform engineering (at least knowing what internal developer platforms are)
  • Some exposure to developer portals (like Backstage) and why self-service matters

Attendees will gain practical insights into building scalable and maintainable platforms through real-world examples, architectural patterns, and a live demonstration of a fully integrated Kratix-Backstage deployment.

Hossein Salahi
Hossein Salahi
is a cloud computing expert with nearly a decade of experience in distributed systems. He built on-premises cloud and container orchestration (Kubernetes) platforms, advanced in public cloud and DevOps as a senior consultant, and now as a tech lead advises impactful projects, mentors engineers, and shares knowledge through talks and workshops.
Fabian  Brundke
Fabian Brundke
is a seasoned Platform Engineer with a physics background. Starting as a full-stack developer, he moved into DevOps and platform engineering. He helps companies build lasting solutions by simplifying the SDLC, enabling developers to focus on coding, while staying current with the latest cloud-native tools.

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