Case Study
Migration to AWS, Monitoring Setup and Maintenance for Orders.co
The challenge
Orders.co provides online ordering tools for restaurants. Its team faced manual deployments—steps needed to release software changes—and limited monitoring. That made delivery and day-to-day visibility harder to manage as the platform developed.
What we did
Das Meta migrated infrastructure to Amazon Web Services (AWS), a cloud platform that supplies computing resources on demand. The environment was designed to adjust capacity with traffic. We also set up a CI/CD pipeline: a repeatable series of steps for testing and deploying software changes, using Bitbucket for source code management.
For operations, the team introduced monitoring and alerts with AWS CloudWatch, Prometheus and Grafana. These tools collect and present information about system health, helping the team see what needs investigation. On-call support was set up for critical infrastructure alerts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What was the focus of the Orders.co engagement?
The engagement covered AWS infrastructure, deployment practices, monitoring and operational support for an online ordering platform.
Which monitoring tools are discussed?
The case study names AWS CloudWatch, Prometheus and Grafana in its description of monitoring and alerting.
What delivery challenge did the work address?
The case study identifies manual deployments and limited monitoring among the challenges that prompted the work.