Interpersonal Frequency: Scaling and Securing 65+ Government Websites with Managed Kubernetes
Interpersonal Frequency (I.F.), a digital services provider for US government agencies, needed a secure, scalable hosting platform to support over 65 state, county, and city websites. Managing these sites on self-managed infrastructure created heavy operational work and made it difficult to maintain strict security rules, 24/7 uptime, and fast performance during major public traffic events.
Our case study reveals how amazee.io partnered with I.F. to migrate their portfolio to a managed Kubernetes environment built on amazee.io and AWS. The result is a high-availability hosting platform equipped with automated security controls, multi-cloud disaster recovery, and decoupled architectures that reliably serve billions of citizen visits.
Read the Interpersonal Frequency case study and explore:
- The challenges of moving 65+ government projects from self-managed servers to a managed Kubernetes platform.
- How amazee.io and I.F. collaborated to design a secure, high-availability environment backed by a 99.95% uptime SLA.
- The real-world results include handling 3.2 billion annual hits and 180.7 TB of CDN traffic without performance drops.
- The custom security solution, Fastly Streamline Access (FSA), built to automate IP allowlisting and meet strict public sector compliance standards.
- The multi-cloud disaster recovery system that syncs data every 5 minutes between AWS and GCP to ensure continuous availability.