Splunk wanted to deploy their SaaS into C2S. They had previously tested their product using a different emulator product. The test failed and Splunk was told their software solution would not work in C2S. This obviously was not something Splunk wanted to hear.
Through a referral from AWS and Carahsoft, Splunk acquired a monthly Combine license and within a month, they were able to deploy their SaaS into C2S without an issue.
“We attempted to build C2S support into our products by engineering the support with the help of design specifications and then deploying within live C2S environments however, after realizing that our lack of C2S familiarity was resulting in products with C2S connection issues, we felt that our issues were causing brand damage with our long
CloudBees wanted to stand up an OpenShift Cluster (mapping to C2S standards) on the classified cloud. They used Combine to finalize customer testing of their containerized enterprise solution They used Sequoia engineers to build their required solution and complete required C2S software testing under a tight deadline.