Komodor has integrated its platform into Internal Developer Portals (IDPs) like Backstage and Port to streamline Kubernetes management, enhancing software delivery by providing developers with a self-service experience. This integration focuses on simplifying day-2 Kubernetes operations—such as monitoring, troubleshooting, and cost management—by embedding these capabilities directly into the developer workflow. By doing so, it addresses common gaps in IDPs, which often lack comprehensive visibility and control over Kubernetes environments, forcing developers to rely on platform or SRE teams for issue resolution. With Komodor's AI-powered assistant, Klaudia, developers can troubleshoot and resolve Kubernetes issues within the IDP, reducing the need for deep Kubernetes expertise. The platform offers features like real-time workload status, guided troubleshooting, and cost optimization, and also introduces role-based access and fleet management capabilities for platform teams. This integration aims to unify software delivery processes and reduce operational friction, making Kubernetes operations more scalable and secure. Komodor's solution is designed to empower developers, reduce operational tickets, and leverage the full potential of Kubernetes, having already attracted significant investment and a diverse client base, including Fortune 500 companies.