Platform engineering is the discipline of designing and building toolchains and workflows that enable self-service capabilities for software engineering organizations in the cloud-native era.

Platform Engineering

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## Done (3 Notes)

- if I'm on time....Apology about The Qualitative Framework for Platform Engineering 
- Flex Compute for Cloud Cost Optimization 
- Domain Specific vs 80%-20% 

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Ooo what was the gist of "domain specific Vs 80-20" :eyes:

The fact that many IT organizations build a platform to go after every use-case rather than starting with a set of user needs. Instead, why aren't more  organizations focusing on more specialized targeted platforms that are more likely to solve problems and become successful.

I am always interested in those topics as IMO a platforms architecture should be able to cover 100% (or at least way more than 80%) of cases, but the actual provided services very well might start (or even stay) more focused.