Going Cloud-Native: Giving Business Teams Control of Their Own Operations on a Global Benefits Platform
Modular cloud-native re-architecture with bulk enterprise configuration and self-service administration, thousands of businesses managed in a single operation.
What made this hard.
- Legacy architecture slowing innovation and accumulating debt.
- Configuration updates requiring manual changes across businesses.
- Product teams depending on engineering for banners and content.
- Fragmented authentication and governance.
- Legacy database limiting flexibility.
How we engineered the solution.
Modular cloud-native microservices on Spring Boot, Next.js, PostgreSQL, and AWS.
Bulk enterprise configuration engine with tag-based grouping.
Administration portal for business teams to run banners, menus, and promos.
Auth0 identity with RBAC, Oracle to PostgreSQL migration, and serverless ingestion.
The biggest shift wasn't the new architecture. It was pairing it with operational simplification for the people running the platform.
What this engagement proved.
Modernization pairs best with operational simplification.
Self-service admin reduces engineering dependency.
Bulk configuration is essential at enterprise scale.
Modernize foundations before introducing new capabilities.
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