After completing the first migration successfully, Earny decided to migrate its virtual machines from a monolithic architecture to microservices based in Google Kubernetes Engine (GKE). This change also helped to generate cost savings because it enables the company to quickly scale use up or down based on demands.
“Microservices on GKE was a huge win for us,” says Ilan. “We have hundreds of clients and services, and now our engineers can work on individual pieces without impacting our overall system. In addition, the flexibility to automatically scale systems down during low-traffic times saved us a lot of money right from the start.”
Scaling to save consumers even more money online
The combination of Cloud Spanner and GKE, along with DoiT’s continued support, allows Earny to continue innovating through new feature development and on-the-fly system adjustments. As a startup supporting millions of customers, Earny processes billions of transactions and submits hundreds of thousands of claims on behalf of customers every day. As a result, system stability and flexibility are crucial.
“We all sleep better at night since migrating to Google Cloud with DoiT’s support,” says Oded. “It wasn’t easy to postpone our company roadmap by months to complete this migration, but we couldn’t be happier with the results. Everything is stable, reliable, and consistent. We’re now in an even much better position to continue innovating.”
With a solid technology platform in place, Earny can enable more consumers to save on online purchases. The migration also proved to be well-timed, as more people are shopping online due to the global pandemic. Thanks to the collaboration across Earny, DoiT, and Google Cloud teams, the company has scaled easily to handle the greater demands.
“We want to be the biggest player in the online shopping space, helping consumers use technology to make sure they save money in every possible way,” says Oded. “Five years from now, we want to see millions of shoppers using our app to save millions of dollars for a better financial future. And we want to do it with DoiT and Google Cloud.”