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How Ksolves Transformed Retail E-Commerce With OpenShift and Microservices Migration?

How Ksolves Transformed Retail E-Commerce with OpenShift and Microservices Migration?
Industry
Retail
Technology
Openshift, DevOps Tools (Jenkins, Containers, Prometheus, Ansible)

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How Ksolves Transformed Retail E-Commerce with OpenShift and Microservices Migration?
Overview

Our client belongs to a large-scale E-Commerce industry. They were facing solutions that included inadequate scalability leading to performance issues during peak times and high infrastructure costs due to inefficient resource utilization. They are searching for a solution where they will be able to migrate their database to a microservices architecture to drive business growth and improve efficiency.

Key Challenges

The client was facing multiple challenges due to their legacy monolithic architecture:

  • The client was struggling to scale effectively which led to performance degradation, causing slowdowns, timeouts, or service disruptions for users.
  • The monolithic structure made deploying new features difficult and a time-consuming process that resulted in lengthy deployment cycles. This will automatically impact the time-to-market for new features or enhancements that hampers the competitiveness and ability to market demands.
  • This led to inefficient resource allocation during the non-peak periods and it led to increased infrastructure costs. Also, inefficient scaling methods contribute to higher operational expenses without improvements in performance or flexibility.
Our Solution

Our team has provided a robust solution to our client that includes:

  • First, our team conducted a comprehensive analysis of the existing monolithic application and identified the key functionalities for decoupling and restructuring into microservices.
  • With Microservices transformation, it becomes possible to leverage OpenShift’s container orchestration for efficient management and deployment of microservices.
  • In Automated CI/CD Pipelines, we integrated Jenkins to automate the entire software delivery process and establish these pipelines for automated building, testing, and deployment of microservices. This results in a reduction of manual intervention and minimizes the risk of errors and accelerating feature releases.
  • Our team utilized OpenShift’s horizontal scaling capabilities for dynamic resource adjustment and implemented strategies to optimize the resource allocation within the OpenShift environment.
  • This ensured the efficient handling of increased user loads during peak times without compromising the performance.
  • Moreover, we integrated Prometheus which can help in real-time monitoring and analyzation of application performance. This leverages OpenShift’s security features for access controls, secure communication, and vulnerability management.
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Conclusion

Hence, the successful transformation of the client’s architecture from monolithic to microservices-based helped our client to improve scalability to handle peak loads effectively. Not only this but it helped in faster deployment of new features that reduced the time-to-market and reduced infrastructure costs through efficient resource utilization. Moreover, the implementation of OpenShift and the migration to a microservices architecture positioned the client for continued growth, and innovation in their e-commerce platform scalability and enhanced the application performance and security that leads to an improved user experience.

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