Microservices Migration
Decompose monolithic applications into microservices with clear service boundaries. We apply the strangler fig pattern for incremental, low-risk migration to distributed architectures.
From Monolith to Microservices, Incrementally
Monolithic applications become bottlenecks when different modules need to scale, deploy, or evolve at different rates. redskios applies the strangler fig pattern to decompose monoliths into microservices incrementally — extracting bounded contexts one at a time while the legacy system continues to operate. This approach, central to our application modernisation practice, eliminates the risk of a big-bang rewrite.
We identify service boundaries through domain-driven design, implement inter-service communication via APIs and message queues, and deploy each new service independently using containers on AKS. Combined with CI/CD pipelines, each microservice has its own deployment lifecycle, enabling your teams to ship features faster with isolated blast radius when issues occur.