A Cloud-ready architecture supercharged our customer's food business

Key challenges

The organization's online store experienced system instability and performance degradation during peak traffic times (lunch and dinner) due to dependencies on external systems, making it challenging to isolate the root cause of the issues

The organization faced difficulties in cost-efficient capacity planning, trying to find the right balance between upfront infrastructure investments and accurately predicting peak capacity to avoid over provisioning and under provisioning problems

The organization planned to migrate the online store to the cloud and was concerned about achieving an optimal and cost-effective solution, taking into account potential issues related to over provisioning and under provisioning during the migration process

Client in spotlight

Our client, Yum Foods, a prominent leader in the fiercely competitive online food delivery sector in the United States, boasts an astounding global presence across 150 countries. With a vast network of over 50,000 restaurants, they have solidified their position as a dominant force in the fast quick-service restaurant realm. Their unwavering dedication to excellence and remarkable market penetration have led them to achieve remarkable annual revenues, exceeding USD 5 Bn.

Unlocking Digital Success

Ideation

Our customer's need for speed, scale, and adaptability was at the forefront of our strategy. We designed and implemented a Cloud Architecture that aligned seamlessly with their goals.

Our approach

Migration of their on-premise workloads to an AWS-powered Cloud Architecture was driven by the need to overcome the challenges posed by unpredictable seasonal traffic.

Outcomes

They successfully transitioned from an on-premise infrastructure plagued by workload scaling issues to a future-ready Cloud Architecture that delivered the speed, scale, and agility needed to thrive in a highly competitive market.