Kubernetes has become one of the most popular tools for building microservices applications. However, introducing this tool into development teams isn't always easy. The introduction of Kubernetes raises the need for new knowledge in development and operations teams and this is one of the main reasons why the adoption of K8s is resisted by business decision makers.
Making the transition to k8s as smooth as possible for development and operations teams can help adoption. Platform engineering, more precisely Internal Developer Platforms (IDPs), can be a way to reduce the knowledge needed by teams to build, maintain and deploy microservice applications, hiding their complexity, thus simplifying the work of the development and operation teams.
We will talk about developer experience, especially how a developer can start developing microservices applications using Kubernetes without knowing what Kubernetes is.