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You only pay for what you use, which allows you to save money. No upfront costs.
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Depending on your project size, you might not need to hire a big team to maintain it, as everything is managed by the cloud provider. If this option is not applicable to you, our DevOps consulting services will help you with automation tools.
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Develop and grow your business efficiently, with no entry costs and scalable operational costs.
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Cloud provider ensures the safety of your data.
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Anything you need is already offered by your cloud provider, making the process of adjusting platform to your needs super easy.
Whether it’s on-premise to cloud, or cloud to cloud migration, we will move your infrastructure and code to the cloud platform of your choice. Our DevOps will also prepare recommendations regarding security and cloud native practices necessary for software deployment.
Polidea’s DevOps will design your cloud architecture with good security practices in mind and ensure a smooth migration. We’ll also choose and configure site reliability engineering (SRE) tools and principles for better project maintenance and DevOps automation.
Since open source is in our DNA, we’ll review your existing cloud tools, advise you on the best ones for your project and customize them to your needs. Then, we can automate the whole process of delivery, managing and maintenance by applying GitOps.
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Uncapped is Europe’s first revenue-based finance provider. They offer fair and flexible funding for growing businesses without the founders having to give up equity or take on the burden of traditional debt. Polidea team helped design and implement a cloud infrastructure based on GKE, Cloud SQL, Pub/Sub and KMS. Additionally, we provided many automations: for creating and managing the infrastructure via Gitlab pipelines and Terraform, for releasing new versions of the apps using Gitflow and Maven, and for deploying and managing already released apps with Spinnaker.
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A popular insurance company, a client of Chmura Krajowa (a domestic cloud provider in Poland) was using an external hosting for their website. Since the company wanted to have more control over the website and not spend much on the pricey service, they decided to move their infrastructure to the cloud. Together with Chmura Krajowa our DevOps performed the analysis of their needs and different cloud platforms. After proposing GCP as the best option, we helped Chmura Krajowa design the architecture of the web hosting for their client. We also recommended and set up site reliability engineering tools, including monitoring and alerting.
Different companies and experts understand digital transformation in their unique way. Whatever definition you are familiar with, it boils down to the fact that digital transformation is about using the right digital processes and tools to make your business better.
Back in the day, we started by digitizing writing, then music, video. Later, we moved onto digitizing products. Nowadays, it’s not so simple—it’s not only about making the next mobile app, or a subscription model. It’s also about digitizing the core of your operations in order to stay in the market and keep both your clients and employees happy.
A truly digital company leads to better communication (and therefore engagement) of employees, greater business flexibility, resilience to rapid market changes, and—everyone’s favorite—increased revenue.
If you’re late to the game, here are some tips and inspirations to get you started with digital transformation of your business model.
Digital transformation of companies has been the reply to the inevitable, slow change. People were always going to work differently than a decade before, consumers were going to buy and consume products in other ways. However, with the recent COVID-19 outbreak the change started happening rapidly, giving businesses uncertainty of what’s going to happen next. Those who had their digital strategy in place before the pandemic are probably sleeping better now. But, it’s never too late—and as the history shows, whether because of the pandemic or not, digital transformation strategy is a key factor in survival for most businesses.
Here are some tips on how to approach your digital transformation strategy:
For “lessons learned”, success stories and inspiration check out these companies who approached digital transformation from the right angle:
One thing is certain: the pandemic has speeded up the digital transformation. Businesses that are not yet digital, probably won’t stay around for long. But, it’s not too late! As mentioned above—start slowly and work on the business core. Moving the infrastructure to the cloud is a huge step towards securing your business’s future. If you’re ready to make your company digital—get in touch! We have Apache committers, GCP Architects and DevOps on board who will walk you through it.