Case Studies

Showing DevOps Transformation projects

AI SaaS / Platform

Lasius: Enterprise AI Platform on Kubernetes

Role: AI Platform & DevOps Architect

A financial-services firm was drowning in ungoverned 'Shadow AI' — unmanaged tools and API keys leaking sensitive data and breaking compliance. They needed every employee on a secure, governed path to AI. Delivering that meant both a governed AI product and the reproducible, multi-environment cloud-native platform to run it on.

70% Lower cost than a custom build — roughly $1.5-2M down to $150-300K
300% First-year ROI — about $2M Year-1 value on a $500K investment
GitOps Every change flows through Git + Argo CD on one multi-tenant EKS cluster serving 3 isolated environments
Enterprise IT / Cybersecurity

Agentic AI Helpdesk Automation (Lasius Lite)

Role: AI / Platform Architect

Skilled engineers were spending 60%+ of their time on repetitive L1 work — password resets, access requests, and alert triage — while support costs scaled linearly with every new client. SLA breaches surfaced only after they happened, and every new environment meant rebuilding onboarding, ticketing, and knowledge transfer from scratch.

78% L1 tickets auto-resolved end-to-end without human intervention
<5 min Average resolution time, down from 30+ minutes of manual work
91% Ticket classification accuracy from NLP intent extraction
Developer Tools / SaaS

Kubernetes Platform for a Code-Generation SaaS

Role: Tech Lead — Cloud & DevOps

A code-generation SaaS was running on self-managed EC2 instances that couldn't scale to meet demand, ran up high operational costs, and offered weak observability with no multi-AZ high availability. Sudden traffic spikes led to bottlenecks and service disruptions.

-70% Reduction in log search time through centralized logging and analytics
<5 min From commit to production deployment, at 10-20 deploys per week
-45% Reduction in mean time to recover (MTTR)
Communications / FinTech

Re-Architecting a High-Volume SMS Platform for Scale & Cost

Role: Cloud / DevOps Architect

The application and every worker process ran together on a single host, and a sudden CPU spike forced a costly vertical bump from a t3.2xlarge to an m5.4xlarge just to stay online. The platform needed true horizontal auto-scaling and a handle on cost, without downtime for a service sending and receiving multiple messages per second.

Up to 72% Projected EC2 savings from Savings Plans vs on-demand pricing on the committed baseline
Single-host Bottleneck eliminated by separating application and worker tiers onto independent node groups
Horizontal Auto-scaling replaces reactive vertical instance bumps under load