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Zure · Platform Engineering

Where does your platform engineering practice actually stand? Be honest.

Pick the level that describes your team today. You'll get a clear picture of where you are, what's holding you back, and a practical roadmap for what to build next. No consultancy required.

Level 01
10%

Foundation

No standards, no platform team, no process

  • Every team provisions infrastructure their own way. There's no shared standard and nobody enforcing one.
  • Deployments depend on one person who knows the magic steps. When they're on holiday, things don't ship.
This is where we are →
Level 02
30%

Emerging

A platform team exists, but nobody's happy about it

  • A platform team exists, but developers still open a ticket for almost everything.
  • CI/CD pipelines exist, one per team, all different, none of them shared.
This is where we are →
Level 03
65%

Scaling

The platform works. Barely. And it's starting to crack.

  • The platform works for the first five teams. Onboarding the sixth is when the cracks show.
  • Teams interpret the golden paths differently. Drift is growing and nobody's tracking it.
This is where we are →
Level 04
90%

Product

Platform as a product. Full self-serve. Genuinely.

  • Developers don't think about infrastructure. It just works.
  • The platform team has a public roadmap, runs real sprints, and treats developers as customers.
This is where we are →

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