Roadie sells a hosted, Backstage-based developer portal and a newer Enterprise Context product. Pages here cover moving from Roadie to a Backstage portal you host and run yourself.
The same Backstage underneath, run two ways: Roadie's managed upgrades, plugins and support against hosting Backstage yourself, where you own upgrades, custom plugins, authentication and data location. Who each suits by team size and skills.
Moving from Roadie to your own Backstage: keeping catalog-info.yaml files in place, re-creating integrations and discovery, rebuilding scorecards and custom plugins, setting up authentication, TechDocs and search, and cutting over without losing ownership data.
Cost of ownership by component: Roadie's per-developer pricing, paid Scorecards and plan minimums, against hosting Backstage, PostgreSQL, upgrades every month, plugin development and the platform engineers who keep it running.
Because Roadie's catalog follows the Backstage model, most entities already live as catalog-info.yaml in your repositories. This page covers finding entities created through the UI or API, exporting them, and what else to capture before the contract ends.
Roadie stores all data in the EU and runs as SaaS. For organizations that need the portal and its catalog in their own data center, another region or an isolated network, this page covers running Backstage inside their own infrastructure.
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