Internal Developer Platforms Are Booming, But Adoption Is Failing
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Internal Developer Platforms are eating massive budgets — one org spent $4.2M on an IDP only to find 64% of engineers still deploying via raw kubectl commands. The root causes are three silent failures: building for the builder not the user, treating cost visibility as an afterthought, and designing around portals instead of terminals. Fixing it means treating developer experience as a product metric from day one.
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