Delivery Hero revamped its system using Amazon EventBridge Scheduler, handling 10M daily orders with 3M riders while cutting storage costs by 20%.
Handling 10M daily orders isn’t easy. Delivery Hero, one of the world’s largest food delivery platforms, needed a better way to manage its 3M registered riders. Their old cron-job system struggled under pressure. Enter Amazon EventBridge Scheduler, a serverless solution that helped them scale 5x faster while reducing database storage costs by 20%.
Managing rider clock-ins, clock-outs, and breaks in real time was a challenge. "We needed a reliable system for time-sensitive tasks," said Mario Kristo, VP of Engineering at Delivery Hero. With Amazon EventBridge Scheduler, they eliminated delays, improved reliability, and seamlessly scaled billions of schedules globally.
The shift to a serverless scheduling model brought financial benefits too. Amazon EventBridge's pay-as-you-go pricing helped Delivery Hero optimize costs while scaling. The deep integration with AWS meant no extra tech investments were needed, simplifying deployment across multiple regions.
Delivery Hero's global rollout of Amazon EventBridge Scheduler ensures they stay ahead in the fast-growing food delivery industry. "Serverless architecture and AWS integration made this a future-proof solution," Kristo added. As demand grows, their operations are now built to handle it seamlessly.
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