Getting MyJuno Pro government ready

A GovTech business working with Cloud Combinator on AWS. The client is anonymised at their request.

The challenge had three focus areas.

Cloud Combinator structured the work as two phases so the client could act on infrastructure findings while the Bedrock question was answered in parallel.

The engagement delivered against its success criteria: a completed Well-Architected review, a prioritised remediation matrix with ownership assigned, cost and scaling recommendations, and a clear Bedrock feasibility verdict with a supporting architecture proposal. The client's team left with a concrete, sequenced plan to harden the platform before go-live.

• Prioritised remediation matrix — Findings categorised critical to low, each with an owner, so the client knew exactly what to fix before the government launch and what could follow.
• Cost optimisation recommendations — Reserved Instances analysis modelled against the projected spend, alongside right-sizing guidance, to bring a fast-growing bill under control.
• Auto-scaling guidance — Recommended scaling patterns across Lambda, ECS and EC2 Auto Scaling Groups to remove manual intervention when translation demand spikes.
• Bedrock go or no-go verdict — A written recommendation with a RAG-based architecture proposal for domain-specific terminology, tested against the stated latency and throughput targets.
• Handover — A WAFR findings report, the Bedrock feasibility document, architecture and implementation guidance, and AWS Marketplace FTR guidance notes for the client's team.

With a clear remediation plan and an evidence-based Bedrock direction, the client is positioned not just for its June 2026 government go-live but with a cost-aware, scalable AWS foundation to support expansion into new markets beyond it.