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CASE STUDY

A Logistics Technology Platform Eliminated Outages, Achieved SOC 2 Readiness, and Cut Infrastructure Deployment Time by 90% on AWS

Industry

Logistics / Transportation Technology

Our Contributions

Platform Resilience, Auto-Scaling, DevSecOps, Infrastructure as Code, SOC 2 Compliance Automation, Secure File Ingestion

Location

United States

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A growing logistics technology platform serving the trucking industry faced operational challenges as its customer base and traffic volumes expanded. Bugs were reaching customers before the engineering team detected them, outages occurred under load, and infrastructure changes took weeks to deploy. With a SOC 2 Type 2 audit on the horizon, the organization also needed a structured approach to security and compliance. They engaged Coforge to stabilize the platform, modernize its infrastructure practices, and build the foundations for audit readiness.

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The Challenge

For a logistics platform managing dump truck operations across its customer base, platform availability and data consistency are critical. Downtime means disrupted operations, and data inconsistencies create downstream problems for both customers and drivers. The existing platform was struggling on both counts as adoption grew.

Troubleshooting bugs was manual and time-consuming, taking hours or days to resolve. Customers were detecting issues before the engineering team did. Performance diagnosis relied on manual log analysis across three frontend and 15 backend microservices, with a 3-node database cluster, resulting in slow, inconsistent root cause identification.

Under heavy traffic, services stopped responding entirely, resulting in outages. The short-lived nature of containers created data inconsistencies in microservices with active transactions. Infrastructure changes took the team an average of one week to deploy and were error-prone. With a SOC 2 Type 2 audit approaching, the organization lacked automated evidence collection for compliance and had no structured DevSecOps practices in place.

Our Approach

 

Coforge stabilized the platform, introduced automated observability and resilience, modernized the infrastructure deployment process, and built the compliance and security foundations required for SOC 2 audit readiness.

Platform Resilience and Auto-Scaling

Coforge introduced AWS Auto Scaling for ECS Fargate services, enabling microservices to automatically adapt to traffic and CPU spikes without manual intervention. Scheduled tasks were moved to AWS Lambda to decouple system dependencies and reduce the risk of cascading failures during high-load periods.

Database Segmentation and Observability

Coforge migrated the database to Aurora MySQL and introduced Aurora read replicas, separating read-only analytical traffic from production workloads. Full-stack observability was established through APM and database instrumentation, giving the engineering team the visibility needed to detect and diagnose issues before customers experienced them.

Infrastructure as Code and DevSecOps

Coforge introduced AWS CloudFormation to bring an Infrastructure as Code approach to all new and existing infrastructure deployments. DevSecOps practices were embedded into the pipeline using AWS ECR image scanning and AWS Systems Manager Parameter Store for secure credential management, enabling early detection of security issues in the delivery process.

SOC 2 Compliance and Secure File Ingestion

Coforge deployed AWS Security Hub for automated compliance monitoring and AWS Audit Manager for SOC 2 evidence collection. AWS WAF was implemented to protect frontend services from SQL injection and cross-site scripting attacks. A least-privilege, SOC 2-aligned file ingestion pipeline was built using AWS Transfer Family for secure, auditable handling of customer-uploaded operational files.

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Impact to Date

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Customer-detected incident

90%

Reduction in deployment time from one week to hours

100%

SOC 2 audit evidence collection automated

Business Impact

  • Engineering teams can now detect and diagnose bugs and performance issues before customers are affected, reversing the previous dynamic where customers consistently identified problems first.
  • Auto-scaling across ECS Fargate services eliminated the service outages that had occurred under high traffic, with Lambda offloading scheduled tasks to further reduce load on core services.
  • Infrastructure deployments that previously took one week now complete in hours through CloudFormation, with consistent, repeatable outcomes replacing error-prone manual processes.
  • DevSecOps practices embedded in the pipeline enable early detection of security issues before they reach production, with encrypted credential management through Systems Manager Parameter Store.
  • AWS Security Hub, Audit Manager, and WAF provided the compliance automation and evidence collection needed to meet SOC 2 Type 2 audit requirements.
  • AWS Transfer Family delivered a secure, least-privilege file ingestion pipeline for high-volume customer datasets, strengthening data governance across customer organizations.

The platform now operates with the resilience, observability, and security posture that a growing logistics technology business requires. From auto-scaling to SOC 2 readiness to Infrastructure as Code, Coforge delivered a comprehensive modernization of the platform's operational and compliance foundations, built on AWS.