Take Backstage from Service Catalog to Actionable Platform
You’ve built a great developer portal.
Now give it a production-grade engine to automate CI/CD, GitOps, and Kubernetes orchestration.
The Backstage journey:
From catalog to platform
Visibility
Centralize your services in the Backstage catalog.
Integration
Bring life to those catalog entities with real-time data from CI, GitOps, and Kubernetes.
Orchestration
Move beyond a "read-only" portal to a "read-write" platform.
OpenChoreo, the developer platform for Kubernetes,
bridges the gap between
Step 1 and Step 3, providing the pre-integrated runtime semantics that Backstage was designed to sit on top of.
Better together
OpenChoreo doesn't replace Backstage, it completes it:
Built-in CI/CD and GitOps
- No more manual wiring. OpenChoreo handles the path from source
code to production.
Unified observability
- Bring logs, metrics, and traces directly into the Backstage entity view, not just as links, but as integrated insights.
Runtime semantics
- OpenChoreo enforces the relationships between your components and environments, ensuring your "Golden Paths" stay golden.
Zero rip-and-replace
- OpenChoreo is designed to integrate with the tools you already have registered in your Backstage catalog.
The 1-week
Quick Start Program
Moving from a static catalog to an actionable platform shouldn't be a leap of faith. We offer a 1-week, free-of-charge Proof of Concept (PoC) designed to show you exactly how OpenChoreo and Backstage work in harmony within your own environment.
Scoped sample services
We work with your team to onboard a set of sample services to OpenChoreo, demonstrating a complete "code-to-cloud" flow.
Seamless
integration
Experience firsthand how these services automatically populate your Backstage portal with native logs, metrics, and GitOps visibility.
Runtime
validation
Test our architectural abstractions and "Golden Paths" to see how they eliminate the need for manual glue code.
Expert
guidance
Our platform architects will guide you through the setup, ensuring a smooth transition that respects your existing toolchain. No "rip-and-replace" required.