Materna MVP on AWS – Cloud-Native Software Prototype & Development
MATERNA Information & Communications SE · Software Development
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The Materna MVP on AWS Offering provides a structured, cost-effective framework for enterprises looking to rapidly validate new ideas, digitalize legacy business processes, or modernize applications. Delivered remotely by Materna’s expert engineering teams, this service leverages modular service phases to ensure rapid visibility and predictable outcomes.
Development is executed within the Materna Software Factory using rigorous DevSecOps methodologies and modern cloud-native principles, ensuring security and scalability are built-in from day one.
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The AWS services used depend on your actual requirements and can include (but are not limited to): EC2, ECS (Fargate), RDS, VPC, ELB, Lambda, Cognito, IAM, IAM Identity Center, Control Tower, Organizations.
Our Structured Four-Stage Delivery Approach:
- Agile Requirements Engineering: Collaborative definition of project scope, process mapping, and the delivery of a prioritized product backlog.
- Proof of Concept (PoC): Iterative development of an initial executable prototype to verify technical feasibility and architecture.
- Minimum Viable Product (MVP) Development: Engineering of a deployable software product containing core functional features, optimized for gathering early user validation.
- Market Challenger Launch: Delivery of a production-ready baseline solution structured for seamless, continuous integration and future feature expansion.
Highlights
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Rapid Prototyping: Accelerate time-to-market by converting concepts into functional, executable cloud prototypes within an agile framework.
DevSecOps & Cloud-Native Standards: Built-in security and modern architecture using Materna’s standardized Software Factory methodology.
Risk Mitigation: Minimize capital expenditure by validating technical feasibility and real-world user feedback before scaling development.
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