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How the New York Times engineered a user-friendly developer platform

Accelerating time to market is paramount and engineers play a pivotal role. The key to staying ahead is to build an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) centered around self-service tooling, which leads to better developer and end-user experiences. In this session, David Grizzanti, principal engineer at The New York Times, will explore the nuances of platform engineering and offer insights for using GitHub as a foundation. He'll also share some specific challenges faced when designing the New York Times Developer Platform and those challenges that were addressed, ultimately enabling developers to deliver everything from breaking news to the next viral game.

, Principal Engineer, The New York Times

Session Type: Breakout Session

Key Takeaway 1: Gain insight into building internal developer platforms using GitHub tooling.

Key Takeaway 2: Learn how to engage with internal customers to ensure you're building what's actually needed to accelerate productivity.

Key Takeaway 3: Understand the nuances and tradeoffs when selecting underlying platform technologies and tools.

Topic: Automated Infrastructure Deployment, Cloud, Continuous Integration + Continuous Deployment (CI/CD), Containerized Applications, DevOps, Kubernetes, Infrastructure as Code, Monitoring and Observability, Collaboration, Productivity

Target Audience: Enterprise - Engineering Leadership, Enterprise - Developers, Open Source Developers or Maintainers

Industry: Applicable to all

Level: Level 200: Intermediate

GitHub Product: Advanced Security, Copilot, Discussions, Enterprise/Admin, Extensibility/Ecosystem

Delivery Format: In-person, Recorded, On-demand