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docs: add internal developer platform on Azure blog - #972
Adds a blog post on building an internal developer platform on Azure with OpenChoreo. It covers the questions a platform team still needs to answer on top of AKS and Azure's managed services, how OpenChoreo answers them, how the four planes map to Azure services, one service going from a commit to production, and a hub-and-spoke production topology.
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A post on building an internal developer platform on Azure with
OpenChoreo: the questions a platform team still needs to answer on top
of AKS, how OpenChoreo answers them, the four planes mapped to Azure
services, one service from a commit to production, and a hub-and-spoke
production topology. Also adds Janaka to the blog authors.
Signed-off-by: Miraj Abeysekara <miraj@wso2.com>
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Documentation
Added an article on building a self-service developer platform with OpenChoreo on Azure and AKS, covering Azure service integrations, OpenChoreo’s four planes, and its application-release model.
The article follows an example service from source to production and describes a private hub-and-spoke deployment topology, including replaceable integrations.
Added an author profile for the article and licensing information for its adapted architecture image.
The pull request adds an article about using OpenChoreo to provide a self-service developer platform on Azure and AKS. It covers platform responsibilities, OpenChoreo planes, an example service flow, production network topology, replaceable integrations, and setup links. It also adds an author record and an image license notice.
Changes: Azure platform article
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Article framing and platform model blog/2026-10-30-building-an-internal-developer-platform-on-azure.mdx, blog/authors.yml, blog/assets/building-an-internal-developer-platform-on-azure/aks-platform-engineering-LICENSE.txt
Introduces Azure platform components and responsibilities, describes how OpenChoreo addresses platform concerns, and explains its four planes. Adds the janaka author record and an MIT license notice for the architecture image.
Service flow and production topology blog/2026-10-30-building-an-internal-developer-platform-on-azure.mdx
Describes an orders service flow from image build through deployment, promotion, and observation. Outlines a private hub-and-spoke network and its access paths.
Integrations and setup blog/2026-10-30-building-an-internal-developer-platform-on-azure.mdx
Describes replaceable integrations and links to installation and quick-start guides.
The article’s publication references resolve, and no actionable merge-blocking issue remains. It is ready to merge subject to normal build checks.
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The description includes the required Purpose, Related Issues, and Checklist sections. It explains the Azure blog post and reports preview, build, and link checks. The unchecked sidebars item is not r…
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The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding an internal developer platform blog post focused on Azure.
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The description includes the required Purpose, Related Issues, and Checklist sections. It explains the Azure blog post and reports preview, build, and link checks. The unchecked sidebars item is not required for a blog post.
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@blog/2026-10-30-building-an-internal-developer-platform-on-azure.mdx:
- Around line 112-114: Update the ComponentRelease and ReleaseBinding
explanation to state that OpenChoreo creates the binding automatically when the
Component sets autoDeploy: true; otherwise, specify that it must be created
manually through the CLI or Backstage UI.
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Purpose
Adds a blog post on building an internal developer platform on Azure with OpenChoreo. It covers the questions a platform team still needs to answer on top of AKS and Azure's managed services, how OpenChoreo answers them, how the four planes map to Azure services, one service going from a commit to production, and a hub-and-spoke production topology.
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sidebars.tsif adding a new documentation pagenpm run startto preview the changes locallynpm run buildto ensure the build passes without errors