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Teams are organized as autonomous two-pizza groups (about 8–12 people) that own development, testing, deployment and operations end-to-end, scaling to roughly 80–90 teams supporting ~2,800 users. The infrastructure enforces auditing, SSH and security tracing while allowing teams to choose languages and tools (moving from Java/Python to polyglot), using Docker-based deployments and an internal deployer called AWS Minion that can put an app onto AWS in minutes; the platform is already in production.
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