A leading fintech company, known for its groundbreaking digital installment and personal loan
services, has taken a significant step forward in its technological evolution. With the expert
support of the Sotyra team, the company successfully migrated its legacy systems from AZURE
Cloud to Amazon Web Services (AWS), aiming to enhance operational efficiency and scalability.
This complex migration required careful attention, especially in integrating legacy systems and
Business Intelligence (BI). The Sotyra team expertly managed these challenges by setting up
a robust VPN with channel redundancy, which connected AWS and on-premise systems. This
strategic move significantly lightened the operational load, enabling the fintech company’s
teams to focus more on innovation. Utilizing AWS’s managed Relational Database Services
(RDS) SQL Server and increasing scalability through EC2 services and an AutoScaling Group
facilitated greater agility and improved performance.
Security was a paramount concern, adeptly addressed by the Sotyra team through the
implementation of AWS Identity and Access Management (IAM) and leveraging the Well
Architected Framework’s compliance and execution services. Additionally, disaster recovery
(DR) solutions were thoughtfully designed using Infrastructure as Code, employing Terraform
scripts for Kubernetes services, LoadBalancer, SQS, and automated backup restorations for EC2
and RDS Services.
The migration for Fintech led by Sotyra brought about significant improvements in terms of scalability,
automation, security, and data analysis for the fintech company. This not only met but
surpassed the goals of modernizing infrastructure and reducing costs by 20%, setting a new
benchmark in delivering superior digital financial services. This project highlights the Sotyra
team’s exceptional ability to navigate complex cloud migrations and reinforces its role as a
crucial enabler of technological advancement in the financial sector.
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