Platform Engineering Integrator — by Yarova
106 ready-made starters.
Every language. Running in hours.
One complete setup for your platform team: ready-to-run starters for every language your teams use, a full security pipeline, and the paperwork that passes an audit (the safety check companies must pass).
Full source code · You own it · Engineers use it every day
What you get
Every starter is built the same way.
Copy it. Rename it. It runs. Every starter — in any language — has the same shape, so your teams stop reinventing it.
A working service
A real, running service that returns a real response. Not empty scaffolding. You can test it before you write any of your own code.
4 health checks
/health/health/live/health/ready/health/startedHealth checks tell the system if the app is alive. They work on day one — nothing to write.
A ready Dockerfile
A Dockerfile packages your app to run anywhere. Each one comes in three builds — pick one:
Tests that pass
Real tests that pass on the first run. They check the service truly works — not fake example code.
A ready build workflow
The steps that build and ship the service are set up for you. Your build line works before you write your first feature.
Audit notes built in
Every file says which safety rule it meets. Your auditor reads the note — not your source code.
The starter library
30 groups. Every language your teams use.
If your team ships it, there is a starter for it. Not a hello-world copy — a real, tested, production-shaped service.
The security pipeline
A full 5-step pipeline, fully built.
A pipeline is the set of steps code passes through before it goes live. This one is fully built — every step set, every tool wired, and 25 rules that stop a bad build cold (not just warn).
First checks
Scan the setup, the libraries, and look for leaked passwords. If a rule is broken, the build can’t even start. No silent slips.
Read the code
A scanner reads the code for security bugs before it is built. This order is a hard rule — it can’t be skipped or flipped.
The review gate
Every change runs tests, checks, and licence rules. If the gate fails, the change can’t merge. No code lands without a green check.
Build & sign
Build the image, scan it, list what’s inside, and sign it. An unsigned image can’t reach the shelf — a hard stop.
Go live, in stages
Roll out test → staging → live. Each stage checks the signed image. Unsigned images are blocked at the door.
25 hard rules
Not advice. Hard stops.
Advice gets skipped at 4pm on a Friday when a release is stuck. Hard rules don’t. Break one and the build fails — not a warning, a full stop.
- Read the code for bugs before building — never after
- Every image must be signed before it’s stored
- No passwords in the code — blocked at step 0
- Every release lists what’s inside it
- Image scan must pass — serious bugs block the build
- No pushing straight to the main code — ever
- Every service keeps a clear, checkable record
- Every release lists its parts
- Licence check passes — no banned licences
- Every file says which safety rule it meets
- A high-security build is ready for strict work
- Someone must review every change — no self-merge
- Health checks must pass before going live
- The step order is fixed — it can’t be changed
- The build type must be set on purpose
- Tests must pass in the system — not just your laptop
- The exact library versions are locked in
The full setup
30 parts. Every layer. Nothing to wire by hand.
The setup folder ships every layer of a real system — from building the machines, to shipping the code, to the team’s home page. Ready-to-run files, tested against all 106 services.
- Spaces + limitsKeeps each team apart. Caps how much each can use.
- StorageGives databases the disk space they need.
- PermissionsEach team and service gets only what it needs.
- cert-managerGets and renews the lock (HTTPS) on its own.
- ingress-nginxSends web traffic to the right service.
- KyvernoThe bouncer. Blocks unsigned or unsafe apps.
- FalcoWatches for attacks while things run.
- ArgoCDWatches your code and ships all 106 services for you.
- Argo RolloutsShips slowly and rolls back if something looks wrong.
- PostgreSQLA database with a backup copy and auto-failover.
- PgBouncerStops 106 services from overloading the database.
- RedisFast shared memory for limits and caching.
- Prometheus + GrafanaLive numbers and dashboards for every service.
- LokiCollects logs so you can search them in one place.
- TempoFollows one request across all 106 services.
- Trivy OperatorKeeps scanning running apps for new bugs.
- VeleroBacks up the whole system and the data.
- ExternalDNSSets up web addresses on its own.
- AutoscalerAdds or removes machines as demand changes.
- TerraformBuilds the cloud (EKS / GKE / AKS) from code. Repeatable.
- External SecretsPulls passwords from a safe — not stored in plain text.
- OpenCostShows the cost per team and per service.
Backstage portal
A full Backstage setup: one home page that lists all 106 services, shows the docs, and lets your team start a new project — without touching the pipeline settings.
Audit paperwork
Audit-ready in days. Not months.
Every service carries a short safety file. Every rule points to the thing it protects. Your auditor reads the note — not your source code.
SOC 2 ready
- Every change is a tracked request
- A safe, tamper-proof record per service
- Permissions built into the build gate
- Every release is signed and checked
- What-to-do-when-it-breaks notes, ready
PIPEDA ready (Canada)
- Guides to keep data inside Canada
- A way to mark services that touch personal data
- Clear rules for keeping and deleting data
- Canada-specific templates included
- A plan for what to do after a data breach
HIPAA ready (health)
- A high-security build for every service
- A way to mark services that touch health data
- Encrypted service-to-service links, documented
- A signed-agreement template included
- Strict-security setup options
Why trust it
60+ engineers use it every day.
Most starter kits are written once and never touched again. They go stale. Dockerfiles break on new updates. Build steps drift from the plan.
This one is different. 60+ engineers use it daily through Career Launch. They do real tasks. They hit real build failures. They send real fixes.
When an update breaks something, an engineer catches it the same day — before it ever reaches your team.
| What | Build it yourself | Use this kit |
|---|---|---|
| Time to first service | Days to weeks each | Hours |
| Are they consistent? | Each team does its own | Same shape every time |
| Audit notes | Written after the auditor asks | Written already |
| Build rules | Advice (often skipped) | 25 hard stops |
| Upkeep | Your team’s job | Updates included |
| Track record | None — brand new | 60+ engineers, daily |
Questions
What your team will ask.
What is a “starter”?
A ready-to-run service: a working route, 4 health checks, a Dockerfile (alpine/slim/fips), passing tests, and a build workflow. Copy it, rename it, it runs. Not a hello-world — a real, tested shape.
We use many languages. Does one kit cover them all?
Yes. Node, Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Rust, .NET, Ruby, PHP, Elixir, Swift, Dart, C++ and their main frameworks. Every starter has the same shape, whatever the language.
What are the 25 hard rules?
25 fixed rules: 12 security, 5 paperwork, 8 process. Break one and the build fails — a hard stop, not a warning. We made them hard rules, not advice, and we wrote down why.
Do we get the code, or a subscription?
The full source code, under a commercial licence, in your own Git. Every starter, Dockerfile, workflow, and safety file. No need to depend on Yarova to run. You own what you ship.
How is this different from free templates online?
Free templates are all different — a different person wrote each one, and a senior engineer still has to check every one.
Here, all 106 starters share one shape, and 60+ engineers use it daily — so bugs that would reach your team are already fixed.
What does “audit-ready” really mean?
Every service carries a short safety file. Each file points to the rule it meets. Your auditor reads the note, not the code. We don’t certify you — we hand you the safety work already done.
What does it cost?
A yearly licence. The price depends on team size, languages, and safety needs. We don’t post a list price. Book a 30-minute demo and we give you a real number on the same call.
Book a demo
See it. Get a price. 30 minutes.
We walk you through the full starter library, show the pipeline working, and explain the safety paperwork. No slides — just the real thing.
