Transform Your Development with Platform Engineering: Integrating Backstage and .NET Spotify-Style
summary
Explains how Platform Engineering practices can improve developer efficiency by integrating Backstage (developer portal) with the .NET ecosystem. Describes practical cases and strategies for combining Backstage, .NET Core, Docker, Azure/AKS and Azure DevOps to build more robust, scalable internal platforms inspired by Spotify's approach.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:57What is Backstage and its origin
- 3:05Backstage as app vending machine
- 6:59Motivation for Backstage
- 9:27Backstage origin at Spotify
- 13:59Key Backstage features
- 17:17Basic Backstage architecture
- 21:53Local environments with containers
- 24:01Local container setup
- 27:51Azure deployment with containers
- 28:12Demo: Container from scratch
- 31:01Demo: Interface and app catalog
- 33:29Automated docs with TechDocs
- 34:34Templates and customization
- 35:16Closing and contact
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