From Monolith to Microservices — Safely
Strategic microservices migration using the strangler fig pattern. We decompose monolithic applications gradually, ensuring zero-downtime transformation.
Key Capabilities
- Strangler fig pattern
- Domain-driven decomposition
- Gradual service extraction
- Zero-downtime migration
- Service mesh implementation
- Distributed tracing setup
Overview
Migrating from a monolith to microservices is one of the most challenging transformations in software engineering — and one of the most valuable when done right. We use the strangler fig pattern to gradually extract services while keeping your production systems running without interruption. Each service is carefully designed around domain boundaries, with clear contracts and independent deployability. The result is a system that scales better, deploys faster, and allows teams to work independently. We've completed every migration we've started with zero production downtime.
What You Get
Independent Scaling
Scale individual services based on actual demand.
Faster Deployments
Deploy services independently without coordinating with other teams.
Team Autonomy
Teams own their services end-to-end without stepping on each other.
Technology Flexibility
Use the right technology for each service's specific needs.
Fault Isolation
Issues in one service don't bring down the entire system.
Easier Testing
Smaller, focused services are easier to test thoroughly.
How We Deliver
Analysis
Map the monolith, identify boundaries, prioritize extraction.
Infrastructure
Set up service mesh, observability, and deployment pipelines.
Extraction
Gradually extract services using strangler fig pattern.
Decommission
Remove legacy monolith once all services are extracted.
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