Overview
Industry: Insurance
Geography: Multi-Cloud (AWS & Azure)
Technologies: AWS Control Tower, Terraform, Kubernetes, GitOps, SLO Management
The Situation
When a global insurance enterprise set out to expand on AWS, they needed more than infrastructure. They needed standardization, compliance, developer efficiency, and operational scalability, all at once, across both AWS and Azure. That is why they chose Codincity.
The company had committed to a multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure strategy. Their greenfield AWS expansion came with clear requirements: a standardized, compliant foundation; automated provisioning and governance; streamlined onboarding for application teams; and a self-service developer experience without sacrificing controls.
Alongside the infrastructure challenge, the company needed a consistent way to manage access across its Kubernetes environments on both AWS and Azure. Multiple teams shared those platforms with no unified model, creating governance gaps and slowing every new team onboarding.
What Codincity Did
Codincity delivered a comprehensive platform engineering engagement covering cloud foundations, modular infrastructure, Kubernetes platforms, multi-tenant access management, developer enablement, and unified observability.
Control Tower Landing Zone Architecture. Multi-account AWS Landing Zone using Control Tower with AWS Organizations and Service Control Policies. Terraform automation for network segmentation, IAM federation, and logging, with standardized VPC layouts, Transit Gateway connectivity, and Well-Architected Framework compliance.
Modular Platform Engineering. Cloud-native platform leveraging 20+ AWS services, built around reusable Terraform modules for compute, identity, networking, and storage. Customized Kubernetes platforms on AWS and Azure, with GitOps workflows for infrastructure and application management.
Multi-Tenant Kubernetes Access Management. A consistent, identity-driven access model across Kubernetes environments on both AWS and Azure, scoped per team, auditable end to end, and fast to provision. What previously took days of coordination now takes minutes.
Developer Enablement and Multi-Cloud Consistency. Automated environment provisioning templates, a self-service portal with reference blueprints, and a unified Azure and AWS operational model, giving teams the autonomy to move fast within clear guardrails.
Enhanced Unified Observability. NextGen monitoring tools across on-premises and cloud environments, unified visualization dashboards, automated alerts, and SLO management, delivering real-time visibility from day one.
Business Impact
The engagement delivered results across every dimension the client set out to solve.
Secure, compliant AWS Landing Zone. Operational from day one, built to Well-Architected standards.
Accelerated cloud onboarding. Application teams onboard in hours. Multi-tenant Kubernetes access provisioning went from days to minutes.
Standardized operations across Azure and AWS. One consistent operating model across both cloud providers.
Developer autonomy with governance controls. Teams self-serve within a guardrailed platform rather than waiting on the platform team.
Flexible foundation supporting multiple workload types. A platform that scales with the business and adapts without rework.
What It Means Going Forward
For the insurance enterprise, the value extends beyond a successful cloud expansion. What was once a collection of cloud environments and operational processes is now a unified platform engineering ecosystem that provides consistency, governance, and scalability across AWS and Azure.
Development teams can onboard faster, provision resources through standardized self-service capabilities, and deploy workloads with confidence, knowing security, compliance, and operational controls are built into the platform. With automation, observability, and reusable platform services embedded into the foundation, the organization is better positioned to accelerate innovation, support future growth, and adapt to evolving business needs without increasing operational complexity.
Conclusion
Building a scalable cloud platform requires more than infrastructure, it requires the right balance of automation, governance, and developer enablement. By establishing a secure, standardized multi-cloud foundation across AWS and Azure, Codincity helped the organization simplify cloud operations, accelerate onboarding, and empower teams to innovate with confidence. The result is a platform engineering ecosystem designed to support continued growth, operational excellence, and long-term business agility.
