Missner, a Brazilian company specialized in the manufacture of tapes, adhesive bandages, and simple dressings, validated its project as an MVP on an AI-assisted development platform, a fast path to test the idea and reach the first users. Once validated, new needs arose: to grow securely, to have more autonomy over its own infrastructure, and to professionalize what had started as an experiment.

First step: migration to AWS

CodeBit led the platform's migration to AWS with three priorities:

• Scalability: an environment prepared to keep pace with business growth and handle traffic spikes.
  
  

• Security: access controls, data protection, and best practices right from the foundation.
  
  

• Autonomy: proprietary infrastructure, with more control over configurations, integrations, and product evolution.
  
  

Second step: continuous operation with CloudOps Fly

Migrating was just the beginning. To keep the new environment stable and efficient, Missner began relying on CloudOps Fly, CodeBit's 24/7 infrastructure management. This includes continuous monitoring with an on-call team, support through a package of hours with AWS-certified engineers, cost tracking, and governance of identities, permissions, and backups.

With the foundation ready, Missner can incorporate new features and tools more securely, while the team remains focused on evolving the product.

From validated MVP to professional platform: this is the journey that CodeBit helped to build.

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