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Internal developer portal for self-service engineering

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Port is an internal developer portal platform that provides self-service interfaces for engineering teams. It offers a software catalog for tracking services, environments, and dependencies, along with self-service actions for common workflows like spinning up environments, deploying services, and managing resources. Features scorecards for engineering standards compliance and integrates with GitHub, GitLab, K8s, and cloud providers.

Port provides internal developer portals that give engineering teams self-service access to infrastructure and workflows without requiring deep platform knowledge. The software catalog serves as a single source of truth for all services, environments, APIs, cloud resources, and dependencies across the organization, automatically populated through integrations with GitHub, GitLab, Kubernetes, AWS, GCP, Azure, and other infrastructure tools. Teams can browse, search, and understand the full landscape of their engineering systems.

Self-service actions allow platform teams to expose common workflows — creating new services, provisioning environments, managing deployments, running database migrations — through a simple portal interface. Each action can enforce organizational policies, require approvals, and trigger automated pipelines. Scorecards track compliance with engineering standards like documentation coverage, test coverage, and security scanning, helping organizations maintain quality as they scale without creating bottlenecks.

Port supports agentic AI workflows, enabling AI coding agents to interact with the developer portal's context for more informed code generation and infrastructure management. The platform is designed for platform engineering teams building golden paths that reduce cognitive load for developers. Port offers enterprise pricing with customizable deployment options. For organizations where platform teams struggle to serve the growing needs of development teams, Port provides the self-service infrastructure that scales platform engineering without linearly scaling the platform team.

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Free tier; paid plans for teams and enterprise

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Web portal — integrates with CI/CD, cloud, K8s

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