Building Real-Time Team Collaboration Platform With Mission-Critical Command and Control and Incident Management Capabilities

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About the client
Drakontas is a leading provider of collaboration software solutions and training programs to Federal, state, and local governments, serving the defense, law enforcement, criminal justice, and transportation communities. DragonForce is Drakontas's mobile messaging platform that allows teams to plan, communicate, and act more quickly, safely, and effectively. It operates on smartphones, tablets, MDCs, and web browsers over a variety of wireless networks.
Request
Bolster technical talent pool with backend developers
Indusrty
Public safety
Status
Work in progress
Location
Bluebell, Pennsylvania
Team
4 Python developers, 2 React developers, DevOps engineer

Challenges

01
Developing the product from version 2.6 to 3.5
02
Scaling the team from 2 to 6 engineers
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Python 2 to Python 3 migration
04
Both web and mobile software development
05
DevOps scaling
06
DevOps downscaling
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Increasing performance from 10K users to 50K
08
Performance optimization
09
Developing stress test framework using Locust and Asyncio
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"Their work has been deployed in mission-critical environments. We've been extremely satisfied with the results of their work. The team is completely self-sufficient, and I haven’t needed to dedicate anyone to oversee them. They’ve become a mirror team to my developers in the US."

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Team Provided
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Value Delivered
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