Team Keeps Hitting the Same Bottlenecks-No Matter What You Try
Most engineering leaders respond to these pain points with predictable approaches-all of which fail to address the root cause
Hiring more DevOps creates a new bottleneck instead of removing one
Bringing in more SREs or DevOps engineers usually centralizes decisions around infrastructure. While they can manage infrastructure and write cloud automation scripts, developers still wait for someone else to implement changes, automations, or fixes. The self-service problem remains unsolved.
Tool standardization increases cognitive load instead of reducing it
After evaluating over 40 potential partners, UKi chose Pelotech for our proven experience with secure cloud migrations. We helped UKi move into AWS GovCloud, rebuilding their infrastructure on Kubernetes and open-source technologies. The new platform automated deployments, improved scalability, and embedded FedRAMP-aligned controls from the start.
Moving to cloud-managed services trades one complexity for another
You migrate to AWS, Azure, or GCP managed services to reduce operational burden. But you've simply exchanged infrastructure management for vendor lock-in while still requiring significant internal expertise to manage integration, governance, and CI/CD pipelines.
Spare-time platform development creates abandonware
You ask existing development or operations teams to work on an internal platform during their spare time. Without a product mindset and dedicated focus, the platform gets deprioritized whenever feature deadlines loom—leaving you with an incomplete, unsupported tool no one uses.
Pelotech's approach
Without a solid IDP, no tools or cloud services can stop the same bottlenecks from coming back.
