A technology company serving a large user base and handling high-volume transactions was experiencing recurring performance issues due to its legacy monolithic architecture. Scalability limitations and inefficient cloud resource usage caused significant operational constraints and resulted in consistently high monthly cloud expenses. The existing system could not adapt to fluctuating traffic patterns, leading to instability during peak loads.

Ccoft Technology re-engineered the entire system by transitioning it to a container-based architecture. Workloads were decoupled with a microservices approach, an automatically scalable infrastructure was implemented, and CI/CD pipelines were rebuilt according to modern DevOps standards. As part of the transformation, a comprehensive cloud migration plan was designed, and all services were gradually transitioned into the cloud environment.

The new architecture delivered a flexible environment that optimized both performance and resource utilization. With automatic scaling mechanisms, the system consumed only the resources it required, maintaining full stability even under heavy traffic. As a result of this transformation, monthly cloud costs were reduced from USD 38,000 to approximately USD 10,000, achieving nearly 74% cost optimization.

With this modernization, the company gained a more resilient, scalable, and sustainable infrastructure, rebuilding a technological foundation that fully supports its long-term growth objectives.