Imagine running a massive business like Capital One, where even a brief downtime can result in significant disruptions for millions of customers. Before moving to the cloud, Capital One faced exactly this challenge with its on-premises data centers, which were prone to outages that impacted services and frustrated customers. In 2016, the company took a bold step and decided it was time to leave the instability of its on-prem infrastructure behind. The move to AWS wasn’t just about upgrading technology; it was about ensuring higher availability, security, and a future where downtime would no longer be a constant concern.
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