02 — Services
Architecture that lets a product grow without being rebuilt every two years.
Good architecture is a set of decisions made at the right time. We design systems that scale and stay available, and we keep them as simple as the problem allows: microservices where they pay off, a well-structured monolith where they do not.
What you get
- 01
Architecture design & review
Target architecture, trade-offs and a migration path—documented so your team can work with it.
- 02
Microservices & event-driven systems
Service boundaries, messaging with RabbitMQ or Pub/Sub, and real-time channels over WebSockets.
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Cloud infrastructure
GCP and AWS setups with Docker and Kubernetes, built for high availability and sensible cost.
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Data platforms
Relational, document and big-data stores—from PostgreSQL to Hadoop, Hive, HBase and Cassandra.
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Code quality & CI/CD
Pipelines, review practices and standards that keep delivery fast as the codebase grows.
How an engagement runs
- 01
Discover
We start with the business problem, the constraints and the data and systems you already have.
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Design
Architecture, scope and a delivery plan you can challenge before anything is built.
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Build
Short iterations, working software early, and senior hands on the code.
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Operate
Deployment, monitoring and handover, so the system keeps working after launch.
Questions we hear often
Can you review a system that already exists?
Yes. A review looks at the code, the infrastructure and how the team actually ships. The result is a prioritised list of risks and a realistic plan, not a rewrite proposal by default.
Microservices or a monolith?
It depends on team size, load profile and how independent the domains really are. We have built both. The decision is documented with its reasons, so it can be revisited when circumstances change.
Do you only advise, or also implement?
Both. Architecture work is most useful when the person who designed it also writes part of the code and stays until it runs in production.
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