Videos and webinars

Pull requests are being written faster than they can be tested. Connor Klingenberg on Shipyard, ephemeral environments that are near replicas of production.

Interest in Terraform is still growing at IBM TechXchange. Dharani Vijayakumar on platform teams right-sizing stacks, and developers who want that work inside the IDE.

Most coding agents never leave a developer’s laptop. Arunav Sarkar on the shared context and guardrails it takes before they can run in operations.

A Backstage form starts a new service from an approved blueprint. StackGen writes the OpenTofu from the platform team’s modules and opens the pull request.

Aiden reads repositories inside the network and drafts catalog-info.yaml only when a service clears a confidence check. A developer reviews the pull request instead of writing the YAML.

A quick look at how the StackGen platform is built as an Autonomous Operations Factory. Each stage of operations has its own purpose-built agent: Aiden for InfraOps, Aiden for DevOps, Aiden for Observability and Aiden for SRE. Every agent works from the same Aiden world model, one connected view of your services, changes, owners and runbooks, so what one agent learns, every agent can use. It all runs on Aiden OS, with human approval, policies, role-based access and an audit trail on every action.

Development now moves at AI speed, but operations still runs on tickets, scripts and hand-offs. This 4-minute overview shows how the StackGen platform works as an Autonomous Operations Factory: Aiden for InfraOps, Aiden for DevOps, Aiden for Observability and Aiden for SRE, each working from the same Aiden world model and governed by Aiden OS with human approval, policies, role-based access and an audit trail. Follow one new service, payments-api, from provisioning through onboarding, observability and an incident fixed by pull request, then see Shipyard give every pull request its own ephemeral environment.

An isolated, production-like copy of your app for every PR, so developers and AI agents test before merge.

Platform-team governed infrastructure at AI speed. Developers self-serve from the IDE or Backstage on approved modules.

Managed logs, metrics and traces at scale, plus an AI SRE that takes alerts from triage to root cause in minutes.

Learn how StackGen is working with AWS from StackGen VP Business Development Tilak Yalamanchili.

Sham Arora, CTO at Tech Mahindra, discusses innovation, enterprise cloud, agentic AI, and the Tech Mahindra and StackGen partnership.

What's driving MTTR, based on 178K incidents.

See how Aiden takes an incident from RCA to the next approved action.

See how Aiden performs a cloud security audit of an AWS environment from a single prompt.

See Aiden working alongside Grafana to investigate and explain what your dashboards are showing.

See how developers request governed infrastructure from inside Cursor IDE through the StackGen MCP server.

A quick demo of Wiz tryAiden: see how it works in real time.

Bill Burton, VP of Cloud Engineering at Innovaccer, describes how his team uses StackGen to manage complex, multi-cloud environments across Azure and AWS. Innovaccer manages hundreds of full stacks for healthcare providers and payers, and maintaining individual Terraform and Terragrunt scripts led to significant script bloat and management overhead. By using StackGen's visual designer to create standardized building blocks, the team can apply consistent governance, security and compliance for standards like HIPAA, HITRUST and FedRAMP. The goal is to go from a customer contract to a full stack environment in less than a day, and to free platform engineers to focus on strategic long-term work rather than manual script wrangling.

Aaron Yang and Patrick Vassell show how StackGen's autonomous infrastructure platform addresses AWS cloud management challenges with AI-driven automation, real-time monitoring and compliance tools that improve developer velocity and streamline DevOps operations.

Aaron Yang (AI Product Manager) and Alex Cho (Product Marketing Manager) demonstrate how StackGen's AI-powered platform turns infrastructure provisioning from a weeks-long manual process into a minutes-long automated workflow.

The StackGen - HCP Terraform integration combines StackGen's visual infrastructure design with HCP Terraform's state management and collaboration features, reducing provisioning time while keeping security and governance standards.

Dharani Vijayakumar (Principal Product Manager, StackGen) and Sanjeev Sharma (Founder of Data Capital Labs and author of "DevOps for Dummies") on a critical bottleneck in modern software delivery: AI coding assistants have dramatically accelerated application development, but infrastructure provisioning remains slow and manual.

Raj Shukla, CTO of SymphonyAI, on the complexities of enterprise AI compared to consumer AI, why so many engineering initiatives fail, and how to build enterprise AI that actually delivers ROI.

See how StackGen enables self-service infrastructure for developers through its Backstage plugin.

How to replace infrastructure tickets with a self-service developer portal on Backstage that scales across teams.

InMobi co-founder and CTO Mohit Saxena on running AI agents in production operations, from copilots to full autonomous mode.

A hands-on PlatformCon25 workshop on making self-service infrastructure 10x easier for developers.

StackGen explained in three minutes.

How platform and application teams share responsibility for infrastructure governance at scale.

What it takes to build AI agents that platform engineers can trust in production.

A quick look at bringing your own Helm charts into StackGen.

Alteryx CTO Digvijay "DV" Lamba reveals why platform teams must evolve from gatekeepers to product-minded enablers, drawing on his experience leading a 650-engineer global organization.