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Foundry
Environments on request, not on a ticket
An internal developer platform where a service, its environments and its guardrails are created from one template rather than a ticket queue.
- Industry
- SaaS, Enterprise
- Year
- 2026
- Screens
- 09
Overview
About the project
Foundry is a concept product for platform teams who have become a queue: every new service needs a repository, a pipeline, a namespace, secrets, alerts and an on-call rotation, and each is a ticket to somebody. It turns that into a golden-path template a team can run themselves, with the guardrails baked in, and it keeps a live catalogue of what exists, who owns it and whether it still meets the standard.
The challenge
Standing up a new service means five tickets to three teams and a fortnight of waiting, so teams either wait or route around the platform entirely. The result is a sprawl of services nobody can inventory, with no consistent way to say who owns one or whether it meets the security baseline.
Our solution
We made the golden path self-service. A template creates the repository, pipeline, namespace, secrets and alerting together, with the guardrails applied rather than documented. The catalogue then keeps every service, its owner, its dependencies and its scorecard against the baseline current, so drift is visible on the day it happens.
What we built
- 01Service templatesRepository, pipeline, namespace and alerts created as one unit.
- 02Ephemeral environmentsA full environment per pull request, torn down on merge.
- 03Service catalogueEvery service, its owner, dependencies and current state.
- 04ScorecardsEach service graded against the security and reliability baseline.
- 05GuardrailsPolicy applied at provisioning rather than written in a wiki.
- 06Cost attributionSpend attributed to the team that owns the service.
- 07Mobile catalogueOwnership, on-call and scorecard from a phone.
Desktop
Where the product doesits heaviest work.
The full-width interface, screen by screen.
Mobile
Rebuilt for onehand.
The same information hierarchy, rebuilt for a screen you hold in one hand.
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