Break your monolithic application into smaller pieces and gain more independence to change things the way you want. Migrating to microservices also enables easier data exchange, along with resilience and scalability.
All-in-one migration (microservices, software version upgrade, cloud)
Jump to microservices written on a new tech stack running smoothly in the cloud. Make the best use of purpose-built databases. Add Cloud DevOps on top of it to be able to pack each new microservice in a container and run and scale it the way you need it, whenever you need it. Enjoy the synergy of technologies.
Break your monolithic application into smaller pieces and gain more independence to change things the way you want. Migrating to microservices also enables easier data exchange, along with resilience and scalability.
Microservices love the cloud. As microservices are small, they fit nicely into the network of dynamic nodes scattered around the globe, which cloud vendors gladly provide to businesses on favorable terms.
These aren’t three separate digital transformations. Microservices without cloud won’t give you the market benefits you expect – you’ll have to buy, rack and stack a new server each time you start with a new service. Cloud also loves scaling small things – be it 5 or 500. On top of that, cloud without DevOps isn’t half as useful – with Kubernetes one easily puts that microservice in a container straight away and scales it dynamically the moment they need it.
DevOps brings cloud and microservices together. It provides resiliency through a combination of a system administration and development talent which results in a failure-proof system.
FUNCTIONAL DECOUPLING
Even if your monolith is getting harder to manage, it doesn’t mean you should immediately start with costly migration to microservices. Consider functional decoupling, which is detaching one or more functional components from the monolithic system that cause most troubles to your monolithic structure. Functional decoupling is also a way out for out-of-the-box modules that you’d like to implement in your monolithic solution. Options abound, get in touch with our team to see how we can apply functional decoupling in your project.
DevOps migration scenarios
Leave your monolith running on your physical server, while our DevOps team is getting the cloud infrastructure ready and the development team is creating a shiny microservice-based application in a cloud development cluster. Next we deploy a staging cluster where QAs join the dev talents. The staging area transforms seamlessly into production. Connect with our team for more Cloud DevOps scenarios that we can run for you.
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