70%Kubernetes migration
We moved a monolith to microservices on AWS EKS. Releases now ship with zero downtime, the platform has 3× the capacity, and deployments are 70% faster.
Splitting a monolith into services lets each part be deployed, scaled and rolled back on its own. Kubernetes replaces running services gradually during a release, which is what makes zero-downtime deploys possible.
~80%Faster CI/CD
Faster GitHub Actions pipelines and a self-healing ECS runtime for streaming.
CI/CD is the path from a code change to production. When it is quick, teams ship small changes often. A self-healing runtime replaces failed tasks automatically, so a streaming service recovers without waiting for someone to step in.
99.95%SRE engagement
A 99.95% uptime target for critical services, backed by reliability targets, unified monitoring and runbooks. About 60% faster recovery.
A reliability target turns “keep it up” into a number a team can plan around. Unified monitoring puts every signal in one place. Runbooks mean the response to a known failure is written down before it happens.
50–55%Hybrid cloud
Lower monthly infrastructure cost for a high-traffic VPN, while maintaining uptime.
A hybrid setup runs each workload where it makes the most sense, instead of paying cloud prices for everything by default. Cost goes down without trading away reliability.