Datadog Used AWS Graviton to Deliver More Value While Keeping Costs Constant

Collaboration.Ai, a leader in AI-driven innovation management software, sought to expand into the US federal government sector, particularly the Department of Defense (DoD), with its end-to-end CrowdVector innovation management platform. Obtaining the required Authority to Operate (ATO) on DoD networks—a complex, lengthy, and costly process—posed a significant challenge for the startup. By engaging with AWS Partner Second Front, a member of the AWS Global Security & Compliance Acceleration (GSCA) program and using its Game Warden DevSecOps platform on AWS GovCloud (US), Collaboration.Ai secured a Certificate to Field (CTF) for DoD networks in less than 90 days. The deployment was accelerated further by using a custom registry of secure, minimal container images from AWS Partner Chainguard. This approach saved nearly two years of work and $2 million in compliance costs, swiftly opening access to the US federal government market.

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As its self-managed clusters grew in size and complexity, software company Ada Support Inc. (Ada) significantly increased operational efficiency by migrating to Amazon EKS. Ada helps organizations resolve more customer inquiries with less effort using its customer-service-automation solution that is powered by artificial intelligence (AI). The company sought fully managed services to off-load the heavy lifting and reduce downtime for customers during upgrades. Using Amazon EKS, Ada empowers its engineers to focus less on maintenance and more on company improvements, such as increasing the deployment velocity by 70 percent and developing agents that are powered by generative AI.

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