A multi-service development platform reduced AWS infrastructure costs by 20–35% through ECS-based redesign, scheduled scaling, and resource consolidation.
As development workloads expanded across the platform, AWS infrastructure costs climbed steadily. Resources ran continuously regardless of actual usage, and fragmented environments made operations harder to manage.
We followed a structured approach: assess the existing environment, migrate workloads to a centralized ECS architecture, and optimize with scheduled scaling and monitoring.
The engagement delivered cost reduction, operational simplification, and workload flexibility through a modernized, centralized architecture.
Development infrastructure cost reduced through better workload scheduling, removal of unused resources, and improved compute utilization.
Workloads now run only during business hours (10 AM–6 PM, Mon–Sat), eliminating idle compute usage overnight and weekends.
Centralized ECS architecture and CloudWatch monitoring reduced operational effort and improved infrastructure visibility.
ECS Auto Scaling adjusts resources based on actual demand instead of keeping infrastructure continuously active.
The environment became easier to manage and monitor, and the operations team gained better visibility into infrastructure usage and AWS spending.
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