Debabrata Panigrahi

Harness believes in the power of Backstage as the go-to open source framework for powering Internal Developer Portals. However, as a framework rather than a ready-to-use solution, Backstage poses many adoption challenges in terms of completeness and maintenance. This is where Harness steps in, offering a full-featured Internal Developer Portal product, an enterprise-grade solution built on top of Backstage to address these pain points and elevate the developer experience

We are excited to introduce the latest addition to our suite of Open Source Backstage Plugins - the Harness SRM Backstage Plugin. This plugin is designed to seamlessly integrate with your Backstage Instance as well as with Harness IDP to help with development team's workflow, ensuring that Service Level Objectives (SLOs) and error budgets are not just a metric but a part of your daily development practice.‍

Backstage, an open-source developer portal, has become a favorite for many organizations, especially those leaning towards microservices. But what about those still using or transitioning from monorepos?

Harness introduces the Feature Flags Backstage plugin, providing developers with a focused view to manage flags within their Backstage platform.

In this overview of Harness Platform resource center, users will learn the process to raise a support ticket, as well as how to get access to the recent release notes and API documentation.

This article gives an overview of the dynamic triggers available in Harness and focuses on the working of these triggers according to the events marked in GitHub webhooks. This helps developers come up with custom triggers according to their use case.