MLSE Adopts Informatica’s AI-powered Data Solution

Based in Paris, France, MYM was founded in 2019 as Europe’s first private social network, connecting fans with premium, subscription-based content from their favorite creators and influencers. MYM helps content creators develop unique relationships with their communities. As the site gained more users, there were times when MYM received feedback about images not rendering properly. Without an efficient way to identify issues, MYM’s small DevOps team spent hours examining logs and debugging. Working with AWS Partner Lumigo, MYM now has an automated monitoring tool that has reduced debugging time by 80 percent.

Tripledot Studios, a mobile gaming company, significantly improved its data security with AWS Partner Orca Security. Previously, Tripledot’s small DevOps team relied on manual processes for security, which was time-consuming and inefficient. Orca’s agentless platform, which integrates with AWS services, provided a comprehensive understanding of cloud risks and streamlined risk prioritization. This led to a reduction in security risks, elimination of manual processes, and complete coverage against vulnerabilities. The automated security solution also facilitated efficient issue resolution and software updates. This strategic move has strengthened Tripledot’s security posture as it continues to grow.

Japanese game producer Bandai Namco Online implemented a virtual distributed processing platform by AWS Partner Incredibuild which sped up its game-build times by 75 percent. The company recently adopted Incredibuild Cloud, which improves remote collaboration and uses Amazon EC2 instances to provide its developers with computing power on demand, helping the company realize large cost savings and greater distributed processing efficiency.

Fantacalcio.it migrated to Amazon Web Services (AWS) and achieved a 30 percent reduction in infrastructure costs, a 400 percent improvement in performance, and the ability to scale up to handle 1 million concurrent users, positioning the Italy-based fantasy football brand for future growth. Started as a passion project by a group of friends over 20 years ago, the platform has grown from a simple static website with a handful of enthusiasts into an interactive gaming platform with more than 5 million registered users. Parent company Quadronica worked with AWS Partner VMEngine to build a scalable and cost-effective architecture using Amazon Aurora, Amazon EC2, Amazon DynamoDB, and Amazon CloudFront.