Today, CleverTap can process hundreds of million data points in sub-second speeds on a single Amazon EC2 instance. Automating processes on the AWS infrastructure has allowed CleverTap to remain a lean and agile enterprise. Production cycles and deployment are fully automated; every day the system deploys seven to eight times, which is comparable to the scale of much larger companies.
Since migrating to the AWS cloud, Dr. Lal PathLabs has eradicated the downtime that its infrastructure suffered each month.
Brigade Group worked with AWS Partner Network (APN) Advanced Consulting Partner Crimson Cloud to size the AWS SAP S/4HANA environment to best meet the needs of Brigade Group. Crimson Cloud built the AWS SAP S/4HANA environment and migrated data from the existing on-premises SAP ERP environment to the new infrastructure on the AWS Cloud.
AWS’ “pay-as-you-grow” capability enables Chumbak to avoid the need to make large IT investments upfront. The company hasn’t needed to build a data center with the capacity to handle sudden spikes in web-store traffic. By using AWS, Chumbak has on-demand infrastructure and pays only for the IT capacity the web store consumes.
Using AWS, Haptik avoided upfront costs of an on-premises solution. Over time, the company has also seen its IT savings increase thanks to innovations such as Amazon EC2 Spot Instances. The service allows AWS customers to bid on spare Amazon EC2 computing capacity.
Using AWS has enabled ANN to support its increase in page views from 150 million to 500 million and accommodate sharp spikes in traffic with high performance when significant news events, including elections, occur.
Razorpay has achieved a range of benefits from using the AWS Cloud and by using Amazon Aurora to migrate to the Asia Pacific South (Mumbai) Region. The business completed the move with less than four minutes of downtime¾well within the requirement of 10 minutes. Razorpay has also been able to retain all customer and merchant information within India to meet its compliance obligations.
WebEngage chose Amazon Web Services (AWS) as the cloud platform to deliver its product.
As a global content delivery network service, Amazon CloudFront accelerates the delivery of static content. This helps WebEngage send rich text messages to end-users across channels without worrying about any latency.
Screen-Magic saw that Amazon Web Services (AWS) offered the certifications it wanted while also offering the services to meet Screen-Magic’s broader goals of improving operations.
ShareChat engaged with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and an AWS solution architect to build the IT infrastructure to support its app.