SC "Pulse" digitalizes business with the help of "Croc Cloud Services"

2022: Digitalization of business based on CROC Cloud Services

IC "Pulse" - a player in the digital insurance market - together with CROC Cloud services in record time (in just four months instead of the typical 6-12 months) created an infrastructure based on Cloud CROC for the development and launch of client services in products. The project allows the company to accelerate the digitalization of insurance, in which all services are implemented online. This was announced by CROC on August 16, 2022.

In 2021, the management of the insurance company set an ambitious task of a complete transition to transparent digital services in the design format without any routine paper document flow. Such processes require a complex infrastructure based on microservices, so it was decided to find a partner who could take over its creation and maintenance.

The customer decided to deploy a microservice landscape in the cloud for the development, testing and productive use of digital insurance services using Open Source the -product version. OpenShift The Croc Cloud Services team was chosen as the executor. The deployment of infrastructure based on DPC three CROC has achieved almost 100% fault tolerance. In addition, specialists provider created a cluster for Kubernetes work; mobile application provided service to work with, Kafka Redis, Mongo,,, Cassandra PostgreSQL Gluster, CephFS,; Elasticsearch provided object for. storage S3 Infrastructure support storages backups, monitoring and administration is carried out by Croc Cloud Services in the format of a managed service.

In this project, two parameters were important for the company: the speed and readiness of the service provider to become a technology partner, which can be contacted for any questions. On both counts, Croc Cloud Services completely suited us. For example, the provider offered to deploy the Dev/Test loop in just 15 days so that we could get faster returns from digital services. Other companies offered to solve such a problem in at least a month. The entire infrastructure is currently supported by the company, and we can be sure that it not only provides services in accordance with the SLA at the SLA level of 99.95%, but also flexibly approaches new requests. In particular, the provider constantly advises us, adjusts various functions, deploys additional resources for other services, noted Andrey Vaulin, Director for IT Infrastructure and Support of Pulse IC.

We are pleased with working with CROC. The introduction of the current cloud microservice infrastructure allowed Pulse to attract more than 100,000 customers in the first year, which is estimated to be a good result. said Georgy Gorshkov, General Director of IC "Pulse"

Requests for building development processes (CI/CD), creating microservice infrastructures based on public clouds, automating infrastructure management and maintaining Kubernetes clusters are among the top ones in 2021-2022. In some areas, growth exceeds 150%. Despite external instability, companies are striving for digitalization. Faster and more convenient to achieve such a goal with the help of cloud resources and competencies of providers, supplemented by Maxim Berezin, Director of Customer Business Development CROC Cloud Services.

In 2022, ensuring the continuity and resiliency of the IT infrastructure is an important task for insurance companies. It is cloud technology that is one of the most successful and reliable tools for companies that are faced with the need to store, process and analyze a tremendous amount of data about their customers every day. Given that the insurance business is growing rapidly, it also needs solutions that will allow it to quickly scale the existing infrastructure and increase the computing capacity of resources when launching insurance products, while maintaining the stability and stability of business processes. In turn, customers who have high requirements for insurance services receive a high-tech, affordable and transparent insurance service, commented Andrey Krupnov, Director of Industry Solutions in Insurance at IT company CROC.