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Build an Internal Developer Platform (IDP)

Empower developers to build consistent, secure, and scalable apps with Kubernetes

Building an Internal Development Platform (IDP) enables developers to focus on delivering features rather than navigating complex infrastructure. With Plural organizations can create an IDP that simplifies Kubernetes operations while empowering developers with self-service capabilities. Plural automates workflows, enforces policy compliance, and provides centralized control, empowering development teams to access the tools and environments without waiting for infrastructure support.

Accelerate developer workflows

Enable developers to access and deploy Kubernetes resources without relying on infrastructure teams. Plural’s self-service model reduces bottlenecks and streamlines development pipelines.

Automated workflows to eliminate repetitive, manual tasks in the development process

Pull request-driven automation to deploy resources across environments seamlessly

Integrated quality checks, such as testing and security scans, to ensure compliance and speed

Self-service Automation

Ensure consistent environments across teams

An IDP must provide uniform environments to avoid discrepancies between development, staging, and production. Plural ensures consistency while allowing flexibility for unique team needs.

GitOps-driven workflows for managing Kubernetes configurations

Automated YAML and dependency management to reduce configuration drift

Standardized Software Bill of Materials (SBOMs) to align environments across clusters

Empower teams with policy-driven access

Provide developers with the access they need while maintaining compliance and security standards. Plural’s centralized policy management ensures resources are created and used correctly.

Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) integrated with Single Sign-On (SSO)

OPA Gatekeeper to enforce compliance during resource creation

Real-time auditing & alerts to monitor and enforce policies across clusters

Simplify Kubernetes operations

Managing Kubernetes clusters can be overwhelming without the right tools. Plural brings everything developers need into one platform, simplifying the operational complexity.

Centralized dashboard for devs to provision and manage architecture independently

Unified platform with controls for resource monitoring, logging, and health checks

Versioned deployments with full auditability, ensuring changes are tracked

Our Impact

88%

Reduction in operational costs

95%

Reduction in day-2 operations

50%

Increased bandwidth for your engineers

50%

ROI over 3 years

Client Voices

Plural has significantly enhanced our overall efficiency. It has reduced the time and effort required for cluster management, allowing our developers to focus more on innovation.

Head of Platform Service

at Mott MacDonald

By adopting Plural for our Kubernetes management solution, we reduced our k8s upgrade cycles from 3 months to 1 day, enabling us to delegate responsibilities more effectively from principal engineers to a single mid-level engineer.

Director of DevOps

Leading Global Cyber Security Provider

The widespread adoption of Kubernetes has transformed how enterprises deploy and scale containerized applications. This presents new operational considerations. Plural has its eye on automation, security and addressing controls with large scale enterprises in mind.

Sean Leach

Capital One Ventures

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