FedRAMP High migration.
Drove Epsilon3's FedRAMP High authorization. Migrated the primary store from CouchDB to Postgres under live customer load, wrote the SSP from scratch, and shipped tenant isolation, audit retention, and the boundary work needed to pass 3PAO. Zero customer downtime. Eleven federal customers unlocked.
No FedRAMP, no contract.
Federal and defense customers wouldn't route real telemetry through Epsilon3 without HIGH-tier authorization. Sales had a pipeline. The boundary was the gate.
Mid-tier wasn't enough — customers operating mission systems needed the full HIGH controls. The work had to land before the next enterprise renewal cycle.
Where the platform stood.
Single CouchDB cluster. Sync-conflict prone at scale. No real tenant isolation primitive. Audit logs were best-effort and retention was thin. A control review would have surfaced a dozen findings.
Six decisions that defined it.
Five phases. No surprises.
The numbers that mattered.
downtime
reduction
migrated
unlocked