Hexaware Positioned as a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Custom Software Development Services
Hexaware Positioned as a Visionary in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Custom Software Development Services
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Case Study
Hexaware ensured the readiness of an e-commerce giant serving 33 million users with 1.2 billion events/day globally by validating the GCP infrastructure’s ability under peak traffic loads.
Our client is a global leader in e-commerce known for its marketplace of unique and creative goods. To focus on new features and services, the company decided to migrate its infrastructure to Google Cloud Platform (GCP) to enhance flexibility and scalability.
With a vast infrastructure supporting over 33 million users, generating 1.2 billion events per day, and handling 40 million requests per hour, the client needed comprehensive load and performance testing to ensure its GCP infrastructure could sustain these volumes, especially during peak holiday seasons. A tight migration deadline added urgency to this process.
Key challenges included:
Softcrylic, a part of Hexaware, with its deep expertise in load and performance testing services, was chosen to lead the engagement. Leveraging open-source tools and public cloud services from AWS, Google, and Azure, we assembled a team of test engineers to design, develop, and execute large-scale distributed load tests.
Key actions:
Our implementation of this comprehensive solution delivered substantial benefits to the client, including:
Softcrylic, a part of Hexaware, partnered with one of the leading e-commerce marketplaces to provide load and performance testing for its Google Cloud Platform migration. By designing and executing large-scale distributed load tests, we ensured the client’s cloud infrastructure was resilient enough to handle its extensive user base and high traffic volumes, especially during peak seasons. The result was a successful and timely cloud migration, enabling the client to focus on strategic growth and innovation.