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Klaviyo employees deploy 356 internal apps through Vercel platform

Klaviyo employees deploy 356 internal apps through Vercel platform Image: Primary
Klaviyo employees deployed 356 internal apps in the first two weeks of a company program that opens app creation to staff outside engineering, Vercel reported. The company said 512 employees participated and 196 of the apps have their own databases. Klaviyo's in-house K:Forge pipeline creates a repository, deploys an app on Vercel and applies private access through the company's identity system. A private network connection lets the apps use Klaviyo databases without crossing the public internet. Larger builds still receive finishing work and safety review from Klaviyo's platform team.
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