Success Story
Eron launches the MVP of its developer portal in 4 months: 6 integrations and DORA metrics for the first time
At a glance
Eron is a Uruguayan company specializing in global payment orchestration. Information about its platform was scattered across multiple tools, with no single source of truth. In 4 months, Craftech launched the MVP of its internal developer portal on Port.io, with 6 integrations, scorecards and DORA metrics available for the first time.
6
tools integrated into the portal
4 months
to the first working IDP
Eron is a Uruguayan company specializing in global payment orchestration: it centralizes multiple payment providers, protects revenue with automated cybersecurity agents and operates mainly in LATAM and APAC.
Solution implemented
- Implemented the MVP of an internal developer portal (IDP) with Port.io
- Created a centralized service catalog with visibility into deployments, productivity metrics and standards compliance scorecards
- Integrated 6 tools: GitHub, Jira, AWS (RDS, EKS and S3), ArgoCD, New Relic and Snyk
- Defined standardization and adoption, security and DORA metrics scorecards (deployment frequency, lead time and change failure rate)
- Defined the portal as code, with automatic sync through GitHub Actions
- Trained the infrastructure and development teams
Business Challenge
Eron had no single source of truth about its platform: information on services, deployments, productivity metrics and security standards was scattered across multiple tools. That made it hard to standardize, measure team maturity and communicate across squads.
Solution
Craftech built the MVP of Eron's internal developer portal (IDP) with Port.io: a centralized service catalog with visibility into deployments, productivity metrics and standards compliance scorecards. The portal integrates 6 tools: GitHub (repositories and pipelines), Jira (issues and boards), AWS (RDS, EKS and S3), ArgoCD (deployed applications), New Relic (observability) and Snyk (security). It includes standardization and adoption, security and DORA metrics scorecards (deployment frequency, lead time and change failure rate). The portal was defined as code, with automatic sync through GitHub Actions, and Craftech trained the infrastructure and development teams.
Outcomes
- A first working IDP in 4 months: service catalog, scorecards and DORA metrics available for the first time
- Cross-cutting visibility into services, dependencies, pipelines and environments
- Security and standards tracking with scorecards, previously manual and barely visible
- Unified access to deployment information, without going into each tool
- A technical foundation for the next phase: self-service actions and automations
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