If you are responsible for a developer platform, you are probably trying to reduce cloud sprawl, speed up delivery and remove friction from DevOps workflows. Yet many internal developer platforms still fail quietly. They become hard to secure, painful to audit and impossible to scale without adding more humans to the process.
The surprising part is that these failures rarely come from bad tooling choices or weak Infrastructure as Code practices. They usually come from something more basic: the absence of a first-class boundary.
Most platforms…
