Letting developers create microservices quickly: Monday's developer portal
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Monday.com developed an internal developer portal called "Sphera" to enhance developer velocity and self-service, addressing bottlenecks caused by the Infrastructure team's control over sensitive architecture tasks. Initially starting with a command-line interface, the platform evolved into a user-friendly interface, enabling developers to create microservices and manage features like secrets and feature flags more efficiently. Sphera's functionalities are continuously expanding, with a focus on providing comprehensive visibility and management of infrastructure assets, which has increased its usage to 40% among developers. The portal aims to centralize tools and processes, allowing developers to work more independently while maintaining necessary security and operational standards. Future plans include further enhancements for multi-region visibility and drift detection, aiming to make Sphera an indispensable tool for both developers and DevOps teams.
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| Platform Engineering | 4 | 980 | 181 | 45 | +117% |
| Secrets Management | 4 | 1,395 | 210 | 85 | +3% |
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