 
                Is Platform Engineering the New DevOps?
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Summary
In this episode of A Pint of Scotch, the hosts discuss the topic of platform engineering and its relationship to DevOps. They define platform engineering as a discipline that involves designing and building tool chains and workflows that enable self-service capabilities for software engineering in cloud-native environments. The hosts emphasize that platform engineering is not meant to replace DevOps but rather enhance its practices. They also explore the role of generative AI and machine learning in platform engineering and discuss considerations for investing in these technologies. The episode concludes with a summary of the key points discussed.
Takeaways
- Platform engineering is a discipline that enables self-service capabilities for software engineering in cloud-native environments. 
- Platform engineering enhances DevOps practices by providing common tools and capabilities and improving developer experience and productivity. 
- Generative AI and machine learning can play a significant role in platform engineering, from optimizing workflows to improving security and compliance
 - Before investing in generative AI and machine learning, organizations should consider the business value, technical value, and overall value generated by these technologies.
 
- Chapters 
- 00:00 Introduction and Background - 02:01 Defining Platform Engineering - 03:20 Platform Engineering vs. DevOps - 08:50 Enhancing DevOps with Platform Engineering - 16:35 The Role of Generative AI and Machine Learning - 25:36 Considerations for Investing in Generative AI and Machine Learning - 27:13 Summary and Closing 
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