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Productivity: 70% increase
GWM reported nearly a 70% increase in development efficiency.
GWM modernized its security compliance system for multi-cloud governance across 14 global cloud environments by migrating the system to AWS China (Ningxia). The security team used Amazon Q Developer to refactor the development workflow, generate code in multiple languages, and support a security left-shift approach for earlier issue detection. The new architecture includes scanner data collection, analyzer risk detection, and tenant-isolated reporting, supported by Amazon Kinesis, Amazon Aurora MySQL, Amazon OpenSearch Service, Amazon EKS, and AWS Graviton4.
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Productivity: 70% increase
GWM reported nearly a 70% increase in development efficiency.
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Quantified impact: 25% increase
Test coverage increased by 25%.
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Quantified impact: 23% increase
Query performance improved by 23% with a 100% query success rate.
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Quantified impact: 100% increase
Query performance improved by 23% with a 100% query success rate.
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Cost: 20% decrease
Resource costs were reduced by 20%.
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A three-layer security compliance platform: scanner data collection from multi-cloud workloads and IDC hosts; analyzer risk detection using rules and processed data in Amazon Aurora MySQL; tenant-isolated reporting via a web portal. The solution used Amazon Kinesis and Apache Flink for stream processing, Amazon OpenSearch Service for real-time search and analysis, Amazon EKS for containerized deployment, and AWS Graviton4 instances for performance and cost optimization.
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