Banking ISV swaps docker-compose for EKS without losing simplicity.

# BFSI Customer Story — Minutes to provision environments

**Industry:** BFSI
**Cloud:** AWS
**Outcome:** Minutes to provision environments

## Summary
CHAI Flow plus AWS EKS Blueprints gave Qlorem standardized environments, ArgoCD GitOps promotion, and unified monitoring.

## The Challenge
The Qlorem team was provisioning environments with Docker and docker-compose, stitched together by custom scripts and manual deployment steps for every release. There was no unified monitoring across deployments, and management lacked a consolidated view of what was running where.They wanted to move to Kubernetes while preserving deployment simplicity, but were resource-constrained on DevSecOps and didn't want to invest internal engineering time in building and maintaining custom automation.

## The Solution
CloudHedge implemented CHAI Flow integrated with AWS EKS Blueprints. Standardized EKS blueprint templates handled environment provisioning; Application Blueprint versioning made product deployments repeatable across environments.ArgoCD-driven GitOps took over environment promotion, with Git repository integration giving every configuration change full traceability. Third-party plugin support kept operational flexibility intact for the long tail of ops tooling the team already relied on.

## The Outcome
Environment provisioning and product rollout became a simplified, sustainable process — no more custom scripts or manual release steps. Promotion through environments runs through GitOps with errors minimized by standardized templates.Qlorem moved onto Kubernetes and AWS without burning their small DevSecOps budget on bespoke automation. The platform gave them the unified visibility and repeatability they were missing, on a foundation they can extend as the product catalog grows.


## Stack
- AWS
- EKS Blueprints
- CHAI Flow
- ArgoCD
- Git
- Kubernetes



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