MODEL INFRASTRUKTUR TI BERBASIS CLOUD-NATIVE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN DAYA SAING E-COMMERCE
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| author | Winanda Wahyuning Tyas Isa Faqihuddin Hanif Saffanah Azka Putri |
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| contents | <p>ABSTRACT<br>The competitive advantage of the e-commerce sector in today's digitally<br>changing world is determined by an adaptable, robust, and efficient<br>information technology infrastructure (Lintasarta, n.d.; Radar<br>Sukabumi, n.d.). This study aims to model an IT infrastructure using a<br>cloud-native approach and analyze its impact on a company's<br>operational capabilities and competitiveness. The methods used include<br>a systematic literature review and comparative empirical analysis,<br>focusing on case studies of regional e-commerce implementations and<br>the DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment) metric as a numerical<br>performance benchmark. The results show that the use of cloud-native,<br>supported by a microservices architecture, Kubernetes (K8s)<br>orchestration, and DevOps principles, provides two important benefits:<br>flexibility in managing operational costs (as evidenced by the ability to<br>reduce the number of servers by up to 30 times to optimize operational<br>expenses) and accelerated product launch time (TTM) (reinforced by an<br>increase in site speed of up to 46% and an MTTR of under one hour). The<br>research conclusion states that the cloud-native model is a strategic<br>need that can transform market instability into an opportunity to gain<br>competitive advantage through increased budget efficiency, system<br>failure risk management, and accelerated continuous innovation.<br>Keywords: Cloud-Native, E-commerce, Microservices,<br>Competitiveness, Risk Management, Time-to-Market.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | MODEL INFRASTRUKTUR TI BERBASIS CLOUD-NATIVE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN DAYA SAING E-COMMERCE Winanda Wahyuning Tyas Isa Faqihuddin Hanif Saffanah Azka Putri <p>ABSTRACT<br>The competitive advantage of the e-commerce sector in today's digitally<br>changing world is determined by an adaptable, robust, and efficient<br>information technology infrastructure (Lintasarta, n.d.; Radar<br>Sukabumi, n.d.). This study aims to model an IT infrastructure using a<br>cloud-native approach and analyze its impact on a company's<br>operational capabilities and competitiveness. The methods used include<br>a systematic literature review and comparative empirical analysis,<br>focusing on case studies of regional e-commerce implementations and<br>the DORA (DevOps Research and Assessment) metric as a numerical<br>performance benchmark. The results show that the use of cloud-native,<br>supported by a microservices architecture, Kubernetes (K8s)<br>orchestration, and DevOps principles, provides two important benefits:<br>flexibility in managing operational costs (as evidenced by the ability to<br>reduce the number of servers by up to 30 times to optimize operational<br>expenses) and accelerated product launch time (TTM) (reinforced by an<br>increase in site speed of up to 46% and an MTTR of under one hour). The<br>research conclusion states that the cloud-native model is a strategic<br>need that can transform market instability into an opportunity to gain<br>competitive advantage through increased budget efficiency, system<br>failure risk management, and accelerated continuous innovation.<br>Keywords: Cloud-Native, E-commerce, Microservices,<br>Competitiveness, Risk Management, Time-to-Market.</p> |
| title | MODEL INFRASTRUKTUR TI BERBASIS CLOUD-NATIVE UNTUK MENINGKATKAN DAYA SAING E-COMMERCE |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17780426 |