Code, Deploy, Monitor.

Making Infra Boring, So Developers Can Be Brilliant


Hola, it’s me Owen 👋
I’m just someone who enjoys building things, breaking them (in dev only, I promise), and learning along the way. This blog is a space for thoughts, stories, experiments, and everything in between — mostly tech, sometimes life. Welcome aboard!

Internal Developer Platform

I built an Internal Developer Platform (IDP) using Port to enable developers to provision their own environments and deployment pipelines through a clean and intuitive self-service interface.

This platform integrates seamlessly with Jenkins as the backend engine, allowing self-service actions—such as deploying apps, triggering pipelines, or requesting infrastructure—to be executed automatically behind the scenes. Jenkins handles all execution logic, while Port serves as the frontend interface for request input and visibility.

By abstracting away complex configurations and manual DevOps workflows, this platform significantly improves developer autonomy, reduces operational overhead, and standardizes deployments across teams.

This is an example of self-service