How IVIS Solves Cloud & DevOps Challenges for Enterprises
Challenge #1: Global Operations with Hybrid Infrastructure
The Problem:
Large organizations often operate across multiple geographies with legacy on-prem systems, isolated cloud regions, and fragmented management.
IVIS Solution:
- Designs a federated multi-cloud strategy (AWS, Azure, GCP, on-prem) aligned with business zones and data policies
- Implements a secure VPN mesh and inter-cloud peering for unified connectivity
- Deploys centralized orchestration platforms (e.g., Terraform Cloud, ArgoCD) for environment governance
- Enables auto-scaling groups and cross-region failover for resilience and elasticity
Challenge #2: DevOps Adoption Stalls Due to Internal Resistance
The Problem:
Cultural silos, tool sprawl, and process overload prevent successful DevOps transformation in many enterprises.
IVIS Solution:
- Provides DevOps-as-a-Service, including CI/CD setup, governance, and automation frameworks
- Leads embedded coaching and enablement programs for cross-functional teams
- Introduces toolchain rationalization—consolidating redundant tools into scalable platforms
- Uses phased rollout strategies tied to measurable success metrics (e.g., MTTR, deployment frequency, change failure rate)
Challenge #3: Compliance Risks in Regulated Workloads (e.g., Finance, Healthcare)
The Problem:
Cloud deployments in regulated sectors face heightened scrutiny around data residency, encryption, auditability, and access control.
IVIS Solution:
- Implements governance-driven IaC with built-in policy enforcement (e.g., OPA, Sentinel)
- Establishes role-based access controls (RBAC) with fine-grained permissioning
- Ensures real-time audit logging and immutable system states for compliance reporting
- Designs architectures with region-specific data storage, aligned with GDPR, HIPAA, PCI-DSS, and local mandates
Challenge #4: Legacy Apps Incompatible with Cloud-Native Models
The Problem:
Many critical enterprise applications are monolithic, tightly coupled, or written in outdated frameworks that resist cloud modernization.
IVIS Solution:
- Performs code-level assessments and determines modernization feasibility
- Uses containerization (Docker, Podman) for portable packaging of monolithic apps
- Refactors key components into microservices, enabling parallel development and independent scaling
- Adds sidecar patterns (e.g., logging, auth, rate-limiting) and integrates service meshes like Istio or Linkerd for policy-based networking, observability, and resilience