A fleet compliance platform whose AWS bill was growing faster than its revenue. Six months later it ran 73% cheaper, on ECS Fargate, without a feature freeze.
Moving a social advertising platform onto Kubernetes cut infrastructure cost by 25%, up to $300,000 a year, while making room for the next growth curve.
Real-time inference over thousands of concurrent exam sessions, on an architecture that scales to the exam period and back down to near zero after it.
Claims processing needs a foundation an auditor will accept. We built one on AWS, with SageMaker and computer vision on top of it.
Carrier data made SOC 2 a precondition. A clean Type II, with the ML team approving decisions instead of chasing screenshots.
Their clients read the report line by line. A Type II kept clean year after year, with audits that became routine instead of fire drills.
A first SOC 2 with no compliance team: Type I for a report in hand quickly, then a clean Type II at the end of the observation period.
Field teams collect data from coffee producers across South and Central America in every format. An embedded data engineer spent two years turning it into datasets analysts can use.
Stores that have to hold through the busiest days of the year, and developers who needed an environment for every branch. Both run on AWS, built with Terraform and GitLab CI, and owned by InfraNET.
A marketing platform with stability problems, redesigned so every component scales on its own. A custom reverse proxy issues and renews certificates for customer domains, past the limits of an AWS load balancer.
CFD models that outgrew the workstation. STAR-CCM+ now runs on AWS across more than one machine, from the interface the engineers already use, at about 75% lower compute cost on the main server.
A coupled EC2 stack, rebuilt as serverless microservices, so classrooms on opposite sides of the world stop competing for the same server.
Public sector deployments carry requirements most SaaS never meets: security controls, compliance certifications and data sovereignty, all at once.
Two clouds became one, and the compliance posture that had been assumed became a thing that could actually be demonstrated.
Traffic that arrives in a predictable weekly spike is still a spike. Autoscaling on AWS turned Sunday morning into an ordinary morning.
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