EXIN Cloud Computing Foundation case studies
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1Velocity Bike-Share: Is Four Dedicated Hosts Actually Cloud?
Flemish bike-share operator Velocity runs its reservation and payment platform on six physical servers in a leased rack. Average CPU utilisation across the year is 14%, but during the April–September tourist season request volume rises to four times the annual mean, and each of the last two summers the booking front end timed out for several hours on the first sunny weekend.
679 words, about 3 min2VetGroep: Choosing a Service Model per Workload and Drawing the Responsibility Line
VetGroep runs 38 veterinary clinics across the Netherlands and Flanders on a single on-premise estate. Three workloads are in scope for a nine-month cloud programme.
774 words, about 4 min3Nordwind Freight: Migration Triage, Latency Physics and Licence Traps
Nordwind Freight operates 52 virtual machines in two owned data centres and has committed to a 30% reduction in run-rate infrastructure cost within twelve months. A discovery exercise produced these findings.
1,051 words, about 5 min4MediClaim: A Conditional Go on a US-Headquartered SaaS Claims Tool
MediClaim administers health insurance claims for 2.1 million members in the EU. It is evaluating 'Clarity', a SaaS claims-analytics product, to replace a spreadsheet-based process.
1,024 words, about 5 min5Tixly: An On-Sale Meltdown, an SLA Calculation and Autoscaling That Cannot Work
Tixly sells tickets for 400 venues. Its platform runs in one cloud region behind an autoscaling group of 6 to 30 application instances and a managed relational database.
1,021 words, about 5 min