OneHourTranslation - AWS Cloud Case Study
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The document is a case study on One Hour Translation, illustrating its transition from traditional translation services to a fast, professional, and high-quality online service. It highlights the challenges of managing security in their infrastructure, as well as the benefits of using Newvem for insight and management of their operations. Overall, it emphasizes the importance of external support and security management in achieving success without sacrificing quality and efficiency.
OneHourTranslation - AWS Cloud Case Study
- 1. One Hour Translation - Newvem Case Study
- 2. THE LEADING ONLINE PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATION SERVICE
- 3. Traditional Translation Agencies • Minimum text length • Turnaround in Weeks • Contact by emails and phone calls • Long purchase process • Limited – capacity, languages
- 6. ONEHOURTRANSLATION HAS THOUSANDS OF BUSINESS CUSTOMERS
- 7. ONEHOURTRANSLATION - HIGH-QUALITY, FAST, PROFESSIONAL TRANSLATION, 24/7 • High Quality Human Translation • World's Fastest professional service • Native speaking certified translators • 60 languages • 2000 language pairs • Fixed price per word
- 9. OPERATIONS AND INFRASTRUCTURE Support: • Millions of Pageviews • Project Allocation • Manage projects lifecycle • Rankings • Notifications
- 11. Development and IT • We focus on developing new Services • We focus on delivering simple UI • We focus on Scalability and Availability • We focus on Performance … • What about Security?
- 12. Development and IT • Security = Professional Time • Professionals Time = $$$ • Security does not make $$$ • We are NOT security experts (don’t tell anyone…) • We are not flooded with $$$
- 13. Newvem to the Rescue Why we like Newvem from day one ? • No need to setup • No need to manage • Get your insights and act • Suggestions per insight • Weekly insights email • Great communication and great Team!
- 14. Newvem to the Rescue Good news first! • “All AMI objects are private” • “All recommended IP ports are locked” Crisis Averted!!
- 15. Newvem to the Rescue NOT !!!
- 16. Newvem to the Rescue So that was only the beginning… “Unnecessary ports are open on DB server” – Oops… – Why do I need port 80/443 on my DB servers??? – Split and combine security groups
- 17. Newvem to the Rescue “Critical IP ports are open” • Big Oops… • Why the hell do I need public access to 3306 or 11211 ?? • Filter ports access by source: – IP – Security Group – Load Balancer
- 18. Newvem to the Rescue “Instances behind ELBs accepting direct connections from the Internet”… • Interesting point ;-) • Again, ports should be source-filtered
- 19. Newvem to the Rescue It all comes down to: • While racing to success you don’t have time for luxuries nor for garbage collection • You can’t expertise everything! Hence: • Good to have somebody on guard • Use all the help you can get
- 20. Thank you Newvem and Thank YOU!