Business Challenge
One of our clients faced a major challenge when upgrading their platform, which involved migrating their JVM-based payment application to a modular, containerized service-based architecture built with Spring Boot. The client needed to adopt modern DevOps infrastructure principles to quickly scale and deploy services.
DevOps Transformation
Our client required scalable services without burdening their engineering resources. They rely on AWS to support their entire cloud-based IT infrastructure. As a startup, we prioritized automation with continuous delivery and open-source tools such as Jenkins, Chef, Packer, and Docker. Rather than creating solutions to already-solved infrastructure problems, we utilized custom AWS CloudFormation templates to version-control their stack, including network, security groups, and IAM policies. This allowed seamless duplication of network for on-demand development and staging environments, while environment resources were created automatically, freeing up developers to focus on software development.
Business Challenge Story
DevOps practices enabled development efficiency
Our DevOps philosophy emphasizes continuous delivery and ownership for all team members. We have streamlined our processes to break down silos and promote collaboration, sharing successes and failures openly. Using Docker and infrastructure-as-code with Chef, we are able to automate and speed up management and deployment, enabling teams to be more autonomous and deliver self-contained applications reliably and quickly
Results
Merging microservices and containers has improved runtime frequency, deployments, and overall application efficiency. They provide scalable and reusable architecture along with efficient resource management.
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