IAMPASS
Los Angeles Metropolitan Area
Digital Identity Verification, Authentication
AWS EKS, AWS RDS, AWS S3
IAMPASS
An intuitive, adaptive identity and access framework—lets users make transactions, engage in content, and safely navigate online without needing tokens, passwords, or links.
The company is on a mission to make being online safe— protecting identity and access by blurring the lines between connected and offline worlds and building a future where online presence is highly secure yet simple.
As IAMPASS developed the front end of its next-generation, AI-based digital identity solution, CEO Carey D’Souza knew the next key step was to design and deploy an enterprise-grade application infrastructure.
“As our customer base grows and we onboard large customers, we need to make sure our solution remains resilient,” D’Souza explains. “When the workload increases, we can’t allow the performance of the application to degrade.”
The IAMPASS IT team had already built an application infrastructure on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform. But the complexity of an infrastructure that includes the implementation of a server cluster that can scale automatically would require a higher level of expertise.
“The bandwidth of our internal resources was also limited,” adds D’Souza. “We need to keep them focused on further developing the core services of our solution to increase the value of what we provide to our customers.”
“Infrastructure-as-code environment enables application performance to scale while also accelerating code update deployments”
As IAMPASS developed the front end of its next-generation, AI-based digital identity solution, CEO Carey D’Souza knew the next key step was to design and deploy an enterprise-grade application infrastructure.
“As our customer base grows and we onboard large customers, we need to make sure our solution remains resilient,” D’Souza explains. “When the workload increases, we can’t allow the performance of the application to degrade.”
The IAMPASS IT team had already built an application infrastructure on the Amazon Web Services (AWS) cloud platform. But the complexity of an infrastructure that includes the implementation of a server cluster that can scale automatically would require a higher level of expertise.
“The bandwidth of our internal resources was also limited,” adds D’Souza. “We need to keep them focused on further developing the core services of our solution to increase the value of what we provide to our customers.”
To take on this challenge, D’Souza consulted with AWS, a vital cloud partner that has developed a trusted relationship. Realizing the criticality of enabling IAMPASS to build an enterprise application infrastructure quickly, AWS referred D’Souza to Avahi Technologies.
“With how Avahi impressed us during the initial meeting, we did not consider collaborating with anyone else,” says D’Souza.
Avahi impressed D’Souza and the senior leadership team by asking the right questions to understand the IAMPASS requirements. The Avahi team also demonstrated how it has helped many other start-up companies build an application infrastructure and presented a game plan on how to complete the project in six weeks.
“If we had attempted to hire someone to handle the project, it would take at least four months,” D’Souza says. “And we would have assumed a certain amount of risk as to whether they could complete the project. Avahi brings the necessary resources to the table right away, and their range of cloud skills gave us confidence they could do the job.”
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