Utilizing a hybrid SRE model and data-driven automation to handle massive traffic spikes while achieving significant annual cost savings.
A leading Asian clothing retailer with over 2,500 global stores.
The client struggled with costly infrastructure scaling, performance-related cart abandonment, and frequent downtime during high-traffic seasonal sales events.
QBurst implemented a hybrid Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) model focusing on proactive observability, data-driven scaling, and automation to stabilize a global e-commerce platform. It established shared ownership of reliability and performance.
Based in Asia, the client is one of the world's largest apparel retailers, operating a massive manufacturing and sales network across 2,500+ stores. Their global e-commerce presence requires extreme reliability to support millions of customers across diverse overseas markets.
Seasonal surges like Black Friday created immense pressure on the infrastructure, leading to unsustainable costs and performance bottlenecks.
We selected a hybrid SRE model, embedding developer representatives within a central SRE team to share ownership of features and reliability. The solution utilized a robust observability framework with Grafana and New Relic to track KPIs such as RDS utilization, error rates, and container performance.
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