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id: FAQ
title: FAQ
description: All FAQ related to Questions
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## FAQS
[Product FAQS](../faq/product-faq.md)
[Technical FAQS](../faq/technical.md)
[Adoption FAQS](../faq/adoption.md)
[Deployment FAQS](../faq/deployment.md)
[Framework FAQS](../faq/framework.md)
[Core features FAQS](../faq/corefeatures.md)
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id: Adoption FAQs
title: Adoption FAQs
description: All FAQs related to Adoption
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## ADOPTION FAQ
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id: CORE FEATURES FAQs
title: Core Features FAQs
description: All FAQs related to Core Features
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## Core Features FAQs
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id: DEPLOYMENT FAQs
title: Deployment FAQs
description: All FAQs related to DEPLOYMENT
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## Deployment FAQs
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id: FRAMEWORK FAQs
title: Framework FAQs
description: All FAQ related to FRAMEWORK
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## FRAMEWORK FAQs
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id: Product FAQs
title: Product FAQs
description: All FAQs related to Product
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## Product FAQs
### Can we call Backstage something different? So that it fits our company better?
Yes, Backstage is just a platform for building your own developer portal. We
happen to call our internal version Backstage, as well, as a reference to our
music roots. You can call your version whatever suits your team, company, or
brand.
### Is Backstage a monitoring platform?
No, but it can be! Backstage is designed to be a developer portal for all your
infrastructure tooling, services, and documentation. So, it's not a monitoring
platform — but that doesn't mean you can't integrate a monitoring tool into
Backstage by writing [a plugin](#what-is-a-plugin-in-backstage).
### How is Backstage licensed?
Backstage was released as open source software by Spotify and is licensed under
[Apache License, Version 2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
### Why did we open source Backstage?
We hope to see Backstage become the infrastructure standard everywhere. When we
saw how much Backstage improved developer experience and productivity
internally, we wanted to share those gains. After all, if Backstage can create
order in an engineering environment as open and diverse as ours, then we're
pretty sure it can create order (and boost productivity) anywhere. To learn
more, read our blog post,
"[What the heck is Backstage anyway?](https://backstage.io/blog/2020/03/18/what-is-backstage)"
### Will Spotify's internal plugins be open sourced, too?
Yes, we've already started releasing open source versions of some of the plugins
we use here, and we'll continue to do so.
[Plugins](#what-is-a-plugin-in-backstage) are the building blocks of
functionality in Backstage. We have over 120 plugins inside Spotify — many of
those are specialized for our use, so will remain internal and proprietary to
us. But we estimate that about a third of our existing plugins make good open
source candidates. (And we'll probably end up writing some brand new ones, too.)
### What's the roadmap for Backstage?
We envision three phases, which you can learn about in
[our project roadmap](overview/roadmap.md). Even though the open source version
of Backstage is relatively new compared to our internal version, we have already
begun work on various aspects of all three phases. Looking at the
[milestones for active issues](https://github.com/backstage/backstage/milestones)
will also give you a sense of our progress.
### My company doesn't have thousands of developers or services. Is using Backstage excessive for our needs?
Not at all! A core reason to adopt Backstage is to standardize how software is
built at your company. It's easier to decide on those standards as a small
company, and grows in importance as the company grows. Backstage sets a
foundation, and an early investment in your infrastructure becomes even more
valuable as you grow.
### Our company has a strong design language system/brand that we want to incorporate. Does Backstage support this?
Yes! The Backstage UI is built using Material UI. With the theming capabilities
of Material UI, you are able to adapt the interface to your brand guidelines.
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id: FAQ
title: FAQ
description: All FAQ related to Backstage
id: Technical FAQs
title: Technical FAQs
description: All FAQs related to Technical
---
## Product FAQ
### Can we call Backstage something different? So that it fits our company better?
Yes, Backstage is just a platform for building your own developer portal. We
happen to call our internal version Backstage, as well, as a reference to our
music roots. You can call your version whatever suits your team, company, or
brand.
### Is Backstage a monitoring platform?
No, but it can be! Backstage is designed to be a developer portal for all your
infrastructure tooling, services, and documentation. So, it's not a monitoring
platform — but that doesn't mean you can't integrate a monitoring tool into
Backstage by writing [a plugin](#what-is-a-plugin-in-backstage).
### How is Backstage licensed?
Backstage was released as open source software by Spotify and is licensed under
[Apache License, Version 2.0](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0).
### Why did we open source Backstage?
We hope to see Backstage become the infrastructure standard everywhere. When we
saw how much Backstage improved developer experience and productivity
internally, we wanted to share those gains. After all, if Backstage can create
order in an engineering environment as open and diverse as ours, then we're
pretty sure it can create order (and boost productivity) anywhere. To learn
more, read our blog post,
"[What the heck is Backstage anyway?](https://backstage.io/blog/2020/03/18/what-is-backstage)"
### Will Spotify's internal plugins be open sourced, too?
Yes, we've already started releasing open source versions of some of the plugins
we use here, and we'll continue to do so.
[Plugins](#what-is-a-plugin-in-backstage) are the building blocks of
functionality in Backstage. We have over 120 plugins inside Spotify — many of
those are specialized for our use, so will remain internal and proprietary to
us. But we estimate that about a third of our existing plugins make good open
source candidates. (And we'll probably end up writing some brand new ones, too.)
### What's the roadmap for Backstage?
We envision three phases, which you can learn about in
[our project roadmap](overview/roadmap.md). Even though the open source version
of Backstage is relatively new compared to our internal version, we have already
begun work on various aspects of all three phases. Looking at the
[milestones for active issues](https://github.com/backstage/backstage/milestones)
will also give you a sense of our progress.
### My company doesn't have thousands of developers or services. Is using Backstage excessive for our needs?
Not at all! A core reason to adopt Backstage is to standardize how software is
built at your company. It's easier to decide on those standards as a small
company, and grows in importance as the company grows. Backstage sets a
foundation, and an early investment in your infrastructure becomes even more
valuable as you grow.
### Our company has a strong design language system/brand that we want to incorporate. Does Backstage support this?
Yes! The Backstage UI is built using Material UI. With the theming capabilities
of Material UI, you are able to adapt the interface to your brand guidelines.
## Technical FAQ
## Technical FAQs
### What technology does Backstage use?
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