When microservices make sense, how to design them, and how to migrate from a monolith.
Microservices solve real scaling and team-autonomy problems — and create real new ones if adopted before they’re needed. We help you decide honestly whether you need them, then design service boundaries that don’t become a distributed monolith.
What this covers
Service boundary design around actual business capabilities
Monolith-to-microservices migration using strangler-fig patterns
Inter-service communication (REST, gRPC, event-driven messaging)
Distributed system observability — you can’t debug what you can’t see
Technology in this practice area
Proof, not promises
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