Private-cloud Mendix operations for a regulated financial services business.
Named, existing customer proof. This page restates what Emile Wegner and Andre Grobbelaar have already said on the record. It does not invent metrics we have not been given permission to publish.
Two named voices. One customer environment.
Keep these quotes as testimony. Do not promote them as a benchmarked ROI.
“For me the magic of Low-Ops is that we, as a regulated financial services business, are able to host Mendix effortlessly in our own cloud and create unlimited instances for our white-label clients in minutes, at the push of a button.”
“We host Mendix in a private cloud environment, and Low-Ops has made our infrastructure and DevOps experience probably 100% better than using standard Kubernetes. You don’t have to be a Kubernetes expert to run Mendix in a private cloud environment.”
What was running
Mendix applications for a regulated financial services business, including white-label client instances that had to be spun up repeatedly.
Why private hosting mattered
The workload had to stay in Efficient Group’s own cloud, not on a public low-code host, because of the regulated nature of the business and client isolation.
What changed
Low-Ops became the operations layer for that Mendix private cloud: instances could be created in minutes from the portal, without each one becoming a Kubernetes project.
Who still operates it
Efficient Group’s own technical team. This is a self-hosted customer environment, not a Low-Ops multi-tenant SaaS tenancy.
What was measured
We are not publishing a numerical efficiency or cost-saving result for this customer. The CTO’s “100% better” wording is his attributed opinion of the DevOps experience versus standard Kubernetes, not an audited KPI.