Sicredi, a major Brazilian financial institution, turned to Canonical and OpenStack to enhance its IT infrastructure and remain competitive in the financial sector.
The company sought to optimize resource utilization, improve developer efficiency, and speed up product development.
Sicredi implemented the OpenInfra Blueprint combining Linux, OpenStack, and Kubernetes for open-source benefits.
The shift was driven by the limitations of Sicredi's traditional virtualization platform and the need for infrastructure automation.
By choosing OpenStack, Sicredi found a cost-effective solution that aligned with their technical requirements and desire for open-source tools.
Canonical OpenStack was selected for its enterprise-grade support, cost-effectiveness, and expertise.
Sicredi transformed its IT infrastructure with Charmed OpenStack, enabling automation, flexibility, and scalability.
Charmed OpenStack significantly reduced costs for Sicredi, making their environment up to three times more cost-effective than public cloud solutions.
The shift to infrastructure-as-code approach improved operational efficiency, scalability, agility, and automation capabilities for Sicredi.
By integrating Kubernetes with Charmed OpenStack, Sicredi improved cluster management and delivery of scalable applications.