Our client was running a business-critical application used by over 30,000 clients globally. Built on an outdated monolithic stack, the application had become increasingly sluggish, particularly during peak usage hours. Load times exceeded 5 seconds for over 40 percent of users. Frequent crashes and memory leaks put pressure on support teams and client relationships. Their engineering team had limited visibility into system bottlenecks and was constantly firefighting bugs. Any attempt at performance optimization resulted in downtime or broken dependencies. The system was not only hard to maintain but also held back product innovation. The client knew they needed to move to the cloud but lacked the roadmap and confidence to get started.
We conducted a performance audit to identify the core architectural weaknesses. The results informed a multi-phase transformation plan that included:
The migration was executed using a blue-green deployment model to ensure zero downtime during the switchover. We prioritized backward compatibility and built synthetic tests to simulate peak usage conditions before going live. Legacy modules were gradually retired as traffic shifted to the new cloud-native system.
Within four months of the project kickoff, our client’s application performance was significantly improved, and operational stability was restored:
The migration did more than fix performance issues. It gave the business the agility and confidence to grow. Our client invests in AI-led features backed by a stable, modern, scalable software foundation.