Platform Analysis
We listen to your software teams and define the platform elements accordingly.
Building a reliable, secure, and scalable platform that aims to increase the efficiency of software development teams by providing a standardized way of deploying the platform.
The scope of platform service includes the design and development process and helps to make the right trade-offs between performance, cost, security and reliability, as well as to be a reliable escalation point supporting the system in production.
Cost Saving: Transition to Kubernetesmeans decreasing the number of servers/VMs by increasing the per-OS resource utilization. Besides, the transition paths include functions like scaling without horizontal scaling (Event Sourcing), Serverless, and auto-scaling (Even scaling to 0!) that are related to overall cost decrease.
Performance: Decoupling the architecture, adding caching layers, eventual consistency, and auto-scaling increase the performance. Replacing the Monolith architectures with lightweight and lean architectures means higher performer applications and services.
Cloud-Native: Kubernetes-driven infrastructure, along with Cloud functions, brings self-healing and automation to your development and deployment
cycles.
Scaling: Scaling on Y-axis and Z-axis dimensions, rather than scaling on just the X-axis dimensions.
kloia begins its solution process with an onboarding session and a Statement of Work (SoW). The onboarding process lays out a timeline of all the solution elements from which your team can select the proper elements for your environment. Subsequently, these elements are taken through kloia’s Transition Model.
For the cooperation with the development team, kloia team creates a Shared #slack channel for instant communication. Besides, the tasks are managed on a Jira Board upon preference.
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Signing up for this solution includes an initial audit and assessment of your current environment.