
KDP


What a cloud-native infrastructure platform is worth

A New Era of Kubermatic Developer Platform: v1 is Here

Giving AI Hands: How KDP Makes Infrastructure Agent-Ready

kcp v0.31: Kubernetes 1.35 Rebase, Cross-Shard Identity, and a Load Testing Framework

Portal vs Platform, Why Your IDP Needs More Than a Catalog

What Is KDP? A Developer's Guide to Kubermatic Developer Platform

Cloud Native Live Webinar on kcp – Kubernetes-Like Control Planes for Declarative APIs
This webinar explores the fundamental concepts of kcp, its usage of the Kubernetes Resource Model and how to publish and reconcile Kubernetes-like APIs to a multitude of users.

Building a Platform Engineering API Layer with KCP
kcp expands the scope of platform engineering beyond the boundaries of individual Kubernetes clusters, transforming the scale at which platform teams and internal service providers can operate. This talk will cover patterns for both service providers and developers, highlighting how kcp simplifies their workflows.

Tutorial: Exploring Multi-Tenant Kubernetes APIs and Controllers With Kcp
In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how to extend Kubernetes with KCP, build APIs, and design controllers to tackle multi-tenancy challenges.

KubeCon London 2025 - Diary 2 | A conversation with Kubermatic
Learn more about the Kubernetes Developer Platform featuring Marvin Beckers at KubeCon London.
FoDO on Tour: KubeCon EU 2025 SPECIAL
This is a special German-language episode recorded live at KubeCon EU 2025! We explore topics like digital sovereignty, Kubernetes Cluster Platform (KCP), Agentic Platform Engineering and more.

The Value of Internal Developer Platforms
Explore all the benefits of Internal Developer Platforms, including centralized service management, automation, flexibility, scalability, and more.

Empower Developers and Accelerate Innovation with Kubermatic Developer Platform
Explore how to maximize developers’ productivity and accelerate innovation using KDP. Powered by Kubernetes API and based on CNCF Sandbox Project kcp, KDP allows service management through a centralized catalog and other features explored in this solution brief.

Kubernetes-like Control Planes for Declarative APIs - A Practical Introduction to kcp
Our webinar on kcp explores the fundamental concepts of kcp, its usage of the KRM and how to publish and reconcile Kubernetes-like APIs to a multitude of users.

Kubernetes Podcast: KCP - The Future of Kubernetes and Multi-Tenancy
During this episode, you will hear all about multi-tenant solutions, cluster management utilities, and the advantages of KCP over traditional Kubernetes setups.

Building a Platform Engineering API Layer with kcp
kcp expands the world of platform engineering beyond the limits of single Kubernetes clusters, and therefore transforms the scale at which platform teams and internal service providers can operate. Have a look at this talk to explore patterns for both service providers and developers and how kcp makes their lives easier.

FOCUS ON: DEVOPS Podcast on KCP with Marvin Beckers
Discover the power of Kubernetes APIs in our latest podcast featuring Marvin Beckers at ContainerDays 2024 in Hamburg.

Why Kubernetes is Inappropriate for Platforms and How to Make it Better
This talk is about extending Kube, adapting its architecture to be a better fit for a world where instead of container orchestration two new personas are at the center.

Kubernetes-style APIS for SaaS-like Control Planes with kcp
Explore the core concepts that kcp adds to the Kubernetes API and discover how kcp could be the right fit for your next platform based on cloud native technologies.

Building a Platform Engineering API Layer with kcp
This talk discusses how kcp supercharges platform engineering with a global control plane for all internal services.

Containers and Kubernetes are here - ok, but what’s next?
Many IT organizations are facing the challenge that there is no fast and self-service based way to consume the service of other expert teams.

The future of CRDs in a post-cluster world
CRDs and operators work well in a single cluster. In a multi- or post-cluster world they don’t. Managing CRDs and operators themselves becomes awkward and a problem in itself.
