Through its use of AWS, Edmunds.com has developed a highly scalable infrastructure for its entire technology stack while significantly reducing its operating costs. The company operates a car-buying website that is visited by 20 million people each month. Edmunds.com hosts its website and back-end systems on AWS, employs Amazon Redshift as its data warehouse, and uses AWS CodeCommit as its source control service.  

Using AWS CodeCommit, Edmunds.com developers have a scalable, highly available source control service that reduces costs and simplifies administration. Edmunds.com is the premier car shopping destination, serving nearly 20 million visitors each month. After evaluating several Git hosting solutions, Edmunds.com migrated its source code repositories to the cloud on AWS CodeCommit.

FinAccel is a financial technology company that leverages deep data analytics on AWS for credit scoring automation & provision of credits to underbanked millennials in Southeast Asia. The company uses a wide range of AWS services including Amazon Kinesis and AWS Lambda for its flagship product, Kredivo, offering ecommerce shoppers instant credit financing based on real-time decisioning.

By using AWS for its analytics and content delivery workloads, Mediacorp has been able to innovate and improve time to market of its products to deliver the best experience for its audience.

AWS Support helped Deliveroo grow quickly.

BMW Group, the leading manufacturers of premium cars and provider of mobility services, used AWS to build its next-generation Unified Configurator Platform. At the AWS Summit Berlin 2018, BMW Group presented a deep dive into the journey from an on-premises, monolithic application to a microservices-based platform in the cloud. When moving its Unified Configurator Platform into the cloud, BMW Group built a CI/CD pipeline based on Git, Jenkins and AWS CodePipeline, and used Amazon API Gateway, AWS Lambda and AWS Elastic Beanstalk to develop the platform's microservices architecture. BMW Group furthermore leveraged AWS Professional Services and the Well-Architected Framework to ensure a fast and reliable project outcome, and worked with Game Day / Chaos Monkey methodology to train the operations team to monitor and maintain the infrastructure and applications.

Using AWS to run Kubernetes, Fairfax Media has reduced its computing costs by five times and saved many developer hours. Fairfax Media is one of Australia’s largest news organizations, with mastheads such as The Age. The enterprise uses Amazon RDS to host PostgreSQL databases, Amazon EC2 to run Kubernetes nodes, and Amazon Kinesis for analytics.

Using AWS, Ascension and partner PokitDok provide customers with real-time cost estimates for their healthcare needs, and were able to create and deploy the application within a matter of weeks. Ascension is a nonprofit healthcare organization in the United States, providing more than $1.8 billion for care of persons living in poverty and other community-benefit programs. PokitDok is a cloud-based healthcare API platform. Together, both companies rely on AWS to quickly launch new products and bring them to scale without the worry of downtime.

Capital One trained contact-center associates in 30 minutes and achieved 100 percent adoption in five months using Amazon Connect. Capital One is one of the largest banks in the United States and offers credit cards, checking and savings accounts, auto loans, rewards, and online banking services for consumers and businesses. The flexibility of Amazon Connect allows the company to add new features in weeks instead of the three to six months required by its previous solution. 

AWS Support helped FanDuel reduce its infrastructure costs by more than 50%.