The client is a leading provider of prepaid debit cards for personal and commercial use. The products are designed to be used as tools for people without a traditional bank account or who prefer to use alternative financial services. The client was looking to migrate their micro-services from on-prem to AWS Cloud with the help of the latest technologies like Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, and other required AWS automation.The Client engaged Trianz to containerize the Microservices on AWS.
The client needed to build a dependable, robust and secure technology infrastructure for:
Migrating the micro-services from on-prem to the cloud (AWS)
Containerizing the micro-services and using Kubernetes as a container orchestration system for automating deployments, scaling and management of containerized application
AWS IAM
Amazon VPC
Amazon EC2
Amazon EC2 Elastic Load Balancing
Amazon S3
Amazon EBS
Amazon Route53
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon AWS Config
AWS Lambda
AWS EKS
AWS ECS
Trianz adopted the following implementation approach in a phased manner:
Understanding the existing infrastructure
Migrating prospect services for Dev/QA environments from on-prem to the cloud (AWS)
Containerizing the micro-services and deploying them using Kubernetes clusters built from the scratch
Configuring Jenkins pipelines to build and deploy to micro-services on Kubernetes cluster
Facilitated on-demand supply of the necessary infrastructure for Dev/QA teams to develop and test the scenarios. Users can run a Jenkins pipeline to build or deploy a micro-service, deploy the resources like S3 buckets, SNS, SQS, Lambdas, or deploy a fully functioning EKS (Kubernetes) cluster.
Users can easily create, update or delete the existing infrastructure within minutes with the help of Terraform automation.
Better performance with improved efficiency.
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