If you could be cutting your carbon emissions and cloud bill by 50% tomorrow, why aren’t you?
Environmental impact is no longer a secondary concern but a legal and financial imperative that dictates how businesses procure and manage their digital infrastructure. Yet leadership isn’t fussed. Because we don’t give them the data, costs, and business-context-specific to precipitate a change.GreenOps takes us beyond cost-saving (FinOps), to treating carbon as a primary architectural constraint, considering cloud operations and environmental sustainability.
The practical implementation of these goals often centers on the Internal Developer Platform (IDP), which acts as a bridge between high-level compliance targets and daily engineering tasks. By embedding ‘Golden Paths’ – pre-configured, carbon-aware infrastructure templates – the IDP empowers developers to automate sustainable choices without increasing their cognitive load or slowing down feature delivery. All in a transparent way. This “shift-left” approach to sustainability ensures that environmental responsibility is built into the software lifecycle and the engineering culture from the start, rather than being an afterthought managed by a separate sustainability department.But in order to achieve any of this, you need to bring together all the stakeholders and make them care within the context of their priorities.
Join the panel and learn:
- The risk to your resiliency, security, and compliance of leaving things on.
- The GreenOps Lifecycle: from carbon intensity, energy efficiency in code, hardware utilization, to operational strategies.
- How to bring together the right data and context of different stakeholders.
- How to embed ‘carbon gates’ into the CI/CD pipeline.
- How to build ‘golden paths’ to reduce cognitive load and enable self-service.
- How to do it all in an audit-ready way to make sure you cut carbon and comply.
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