PlayPerfect achieved a 30% reduction in monthly cloud costs through a strategic migration from Azure to AWS, transforming their gaming infrastructure into a modern, autoscaled Kubernetes platform while supporting millions of active players globally.
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PlayPerfect is a mobile gaming studio based in Tel Aviv, Israel, specializing in skill-based mobile games. The company develops immersive gaming experiences with twists on classic and new game concepts, serving millions of active players globally. Using data-driven decisions and advanced analytics, PlayPerfect refines player experience, optimizes game economy, and improves marketing performance as they shape the future of skill-based gaming.
PlayPerfect, scaling globally with millions of active players, faced operational bottlenecks and increasing costs within their existing Azure-based infrastructure. The reliance on Azure Functions and managed services made rapid innovation difficult as new game features rolled out frequently. The engineering team needed to choose between struggling with their existing environment or partnering with AWS migration specialists who could transform their infrastructure to support modern architectures and long-term growth.
“Our existing environment was becoming difficult to scale, expensive to operate, and limiting our ability to ship quickly. We needed a partner who could help us design and execute a clean, safe, and future-ready migration.” - Yedidya Schartz, Head of Devops
As a trusted DevOps and cloud architecture partner, Opsfleet provided packaged modernization and migration services combining hands-on engineering, architectural leadership, and ongoing advisory support. Working closely with PlayPerfect's engineering and data teams, Opsfleet designed a phased, low-risk migration plan centered around platform standardization, automation, and long-term operational efficiency across application modernization, data migration, and cloud foundations.
“Opsfleet quickly became an extension of our team. The onboarding was smooth, decisions were clear, and we could see progress from the very first week.” - Yedidya Schartz, Head of Devops
PlayPerfect achieved a fully modernized cloud operating model that significantly improved performance, developer velocity, and cost efficiency.
Modern, Autoscaled Kubernetes Platform
PlayPerfect now operates on Amazon EKS with intelligent autoscaling, automatically adjusting to player demand—critical for a global gaming studio with unpredictable traffic patterns. The introduction of GitOps deployment workflows and open-source monitoring tools created a more transparent, stable, and operationally mature environment.
Database Reliability & Performance
By migrating to Amazon RDS and MongoDB Atlas, PlayPerfect gained zero-downtime migration paths, automated backups and disaster recovery, and significantly improved read/write performance.
30% Cost Reduction
By optimizing compute instances and leveraging elastic scaling, PlayPerfect reduced cloud spending by an estimated 30% monthly.
Infrastructure-as-Code Adoption
Terraform-based provisioning standardized environments and drastically cut the time required for infrastructure changes, transforming how engineers work with reproducible, stable, and predictable systems across environments.
“Moving to infrastructure-as-code and GitOps transformed the way our engineers work. Everything is reproducible, stable, and predictable across environments. This uplift in maturity directly supports faster game development.” - Yedidya Schartz, Head of Devops
PlayPerfect now operates on a scalable, cost-efficient, and modern AWS platform designed for rapid iteration and long-term growth. The migration improved reliability and agility while unlocking meaningful engineering productivity gains.
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