The best features Porter offers are very useful for situations where there are only one or two DevOps members in a team. For example, my client had limited view information on Kubernetes and only one IT engineer, so it has very fast application deployment, and they can use it through the UI without having to run kubectl and other commands through the terminal. The fast application deployment through the UI helped my team and my client because whenever they needed to scale up the containers, they did not go in and use kubectl or kube-admin commands; instead, they used the UI to scale up the application resources, allowing their applications to handle more traffic. Regarding Porter's governance and security, I think they are good; it all depends on the users and roles, and once they are configured correctly, there are no loopholes in the user permissions. Regarding Porter's accuracy and reliability of output, I think they are pretty reliable, including self-healing pods; with Porter, I can set automatic restarts, and for high availability, I can set up replicas. Porter is a reliable platform.
