Solution

Refactoring and Deployment:
To enhance productivity and ensure seamless integration with Google Cloud’s robust and cost-effective infrastructure, we implemented the following steps using Codeaira, Quantiphi’s AI-powered Migration Productivity Suite:
- Refactoring: Utilized Codeaira’s MigrationQraft-Code Converter to efficiently refactor the application code.
- Optimization: Optimized the codebase to improve overall performance.
- Deployment: Successfully deployed the refactored services, ensuring enhanced efficiency and seamless integration with Google Cloud.
This process resulted in improved operational efficiency, reduced operational expenses, and a more robust infrastructure.
API Management Enhancement:
Quantiphi upgraded from the AWS API Gateway to Apigee X, delivering advanced API management features. This transition enhanced control, security, and monitoring of API traffic, providing a more reliable and efficient management solution.
Database Migration:
Quantiphi transitioned from NoSQL DynamoDB to the highly scalable SQL platform, SingleStore. With its capability to handle both transactional (OLTP) and analytical (OLAP) workloads, SingleStore delivered optimal performance and efficiency.
Adoption of Quarkus Native:
To optimize boot times and reduce memory consumption, we integrated Quarkus Native into our technology stack. This upgrade significantly improved application responsiveness and lowered operational overhead.

Results

Operational Efficiency:
The microservices architecture on Google Cloud streamlined operations, significantly enhancing the ability to serve customers more efficiently.
Effective API Management:
Integration with Apigee X provided robust API management, ensuring secure, reliable, and scalable interactions while enabling the creation of new digital services.
Enhanced Scalability:
The SingleStore database supported multimodal data types, boosting efficiency and scalability while delivering a seamless experience for both transactional and analytical workloads.
Agile Delivery:
Refactored and deployed 19 microservices to Google Cloud, establishing a flexible, agile platform that accelerated product development.