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90% reduction in network configuration code
Configuration complexity to manageable, replicable infrastructure
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The 90% reduction figure is specific and tied directly to this customer's migration from Terraform and CloudFormation, giving the story a concrete anchor. The mechanism is explained clearly: using general-purpose programming languages instead of DSLs, stack references to cascade changes, and Policy as Code to enforce standards. The story also earns a secondary New Capability tag because Policy as Code enforcement and modular infrastructure abstractions represent genuinely new abilities, not just faster versions of what they had before.
The concrete code-volume metric (90% reduction) used as the headline result. Infrastructure case studies often stay abstract; pinning the win to a measurable reduction in lines managed makes the payoff tangible and defensible.
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