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CONTENTS
The Unilever IT team had two goals for the AWS migration:
To deliver a common technology platform for websites with regional content
delivery architecture
To migrate existing web properties to the cloud.
STEPS FOR SETTING UP THE
ENVIRONMENT
Unilever attended an AWS workshop to design the architecture which will
help to develop the platform. Then the DMS team built a pilot platform (a
disaster recovery site for third-padevelopment in Miami) for stakeholder
review.
After obtaining business approval, Unilever chose CSS Corporation, an
Advanced Consulting Partner member of the Amazon Partner Network (APN),
for system integration and application development.
The DMS team worked with CSS to develop a global content management
system (CMS) . The CMS platform lets agencies build brand web sites globally
and publish them across several AWS regions.
Unilever uses a HAProxy load balancer to improve performance of its web
sites and runs its databases on Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL.
GROWTH OF UNILEVER AFTER USING
AWS
After a successful pilot launch, Unilever migrated more than 500 web
properties from its data centers to AWS in less than five months. Since then,
Unilever has more than 1,700 web properties running on AWS worldwide.
Throughout their business globally, they strive to create repeatable models
and it’s easy to standardize our hosting environment with AWS.
CSS supplied Unilever with machine images of different operating systems,
APIs and tools to automate the process of launching a new project. The way
CSS automated launching instances reduced the time to launch a project by
about 75 percent.
SERVICES USED BY UNILEVER