Performance Audit and Optimization
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Evil Martians will review your project, analyze possible bottlenecks within your code and infrastructure, propose a clear set of recommendations, and bring them to life. We’ll prepare your product for the upcoming user surges, and make it reliable, resource-efficient, and scalable.
We investigate and uncover any root problems in the software architecture, development methodology, database performance, or deployment process. We immerse ourselves in your code and develop a coherent execution plan to speed up your application, brace it for any possible storm and turn your performance metrics green.
Find out how we reduced the average service web response time for Kadenze by 76% and helped the platform scale swiftly, saving up to 25% on cloud infrastructure in the process.
We also use a wide selection of databases for our clients’ applications: PostgreSQL as the default relational database, as well as Redis, Elasticsearch, Cassandra, and various NoSQL databases where needed.
Our backend contributions helped Lowkey, a gaming app with zero tolerance for any lags, bring a smooth user experience and reduce CPU usage from over 30% to less than 5%.
Together with your team, we’ll work on: a reusable dev environment; a faster feedback loop made possible by speeding up CI runs and automating code reviews; less stressful deployment by ensuring proper automated test coverage coupled with heavy usage of linter and automation tools.
In our project with the Mayhem gaming platform, there were 3 critical requests generating severe performance issues. We decreased response time by 5X.
With the same level of care and forethought that go into building an interstellar rocketship, we remain committed to unlocking all of the technological possibilities for your project, so instead of stressing, you can depend on us, while you sit back and enjoy your cosmic joyride!
Look at one such example: we managed to fight an app’s memory bloat and optimize its performance before a huge scale up for Fountain.
