Customer transformation: from AWS struggles to seamless scaling
Blog post from Upsun
Managing cloud infrastructure can be challenging, especially for companies without a dedicated tech team, as experienced by Tyler Mills, a lead engineer at a century-old food and beverage company. Initially, the company struggled with AWS, facing scalability issues, security concerns, and maintenance complexities that hindered development and led to missed deadlines. The transition to Platform.sh, a Platform as a Service (PaaS), simplified the infrastructure management, enabling easier deployment, improved scalability, and better synchronization between production and development environments. This shift allowed the company to handle significant increases in traffic seamlessly, ultimately enhancing sales and customer satisfaction. The introduction of Upsun, which builds upon Platform.sh, further streamlined operations with features like Explicit Resource Allocation and a usage-based pricing model, allowing the company to focus more on innovation rather than infrastructure maintenance. As a result, they achieved faster page load times, increased feature releases, and fewer downtimes, boosting both customer trust and leadership confidence.
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