The Cloudride Solution:
Cloudride’s architecture experts set out a plan to move the entire platform to the public cloud without changing the architecture.
We maintained the existing architecture while changing and improving services within the system. The enrichment rose as IAAS, we provided servers and storage services on Amazon Web Services and offered the use of Amazon Cloudfront to facilitate the servers, Amazon S3 for managing permissions (who can do what is within the Amazon Cloudfront system) and content to preserve content that is already drawn in the evening does not have to go through the attraction again, plus information protection services like AWS in Cap.
We backed up via Amazon S3 preventing users from deleting files and making a copy in the glacier as a backup service - in case a disaster recovery plan will need to be implemented.
Most of the client's problems focused around slowdowns / blocked processes on the previous server, it took a long time to provide a snap to the surf.
To optimize cost control and flexibility - we concluded scalability controls can increase and decrease servers according to the actual need, thus ensuring both maximizing scalability, while maintaining full control over ongoing costs.
After Amazon Cloudfront's roll-out and WOWZA's customization, discovered that they could now support much larger amounts of traffic than expected.
Danny Lev Ran, Cloudride CEO: "As a certified Amazon partner, and with the importance of carrying out an optimal migration, within a short timeframe and accurate budget, while the platform is in peak demand, we worked closely with Amazon from the very beginning, in close collaboration.
Amazon has supported the deployment process, from the architecture review, ongoing support during the project until the go-live”.