Product & Software
Distributed Systems
Splitting a system into services where that genuinely helps, and saying so when it does not. Most teams asking for microservices need clearer boundaries, not more deployables.
In short
Service boundaries that match your domain.
What we deliver
- Domain analysis before any service is extracted
- Incremental extraction with both paths running side by side
- Service contracts with tests in both directions
- Observability across service boundaries from day one
A good fit when
- One deploy blocks several teams
- Parts of the system have very different scaling needs
- A monolith has become impossible to reason about
Technologies and methods
Chosen for each project, to fit your systems and your team.
- Docker
- Kubernetes
- Kafka
How we deliver
From first conversation to production.
Four stages on every engagement, scaled to the size of the project.
- 1
Understand
Clarify the users, goals, constraints, and current systems.
- 2
Plan
Map the main components, data, and integrations before implementation.
- 3
Build
Develop and review the work in small, testable increments.
- 4
Prepare
Plan deployment, operations, documentation, and ownership.
More in Product & Software
- Product EngineeringDiscovery to launch, one accountable team.
- Product Discovery & MVPsScope, build, ship, measure a first version.
- Custom SoftwareBuilt around how your business runs.
- ERP & CRM SystemsOperations and customer records in one place.
- Web Platforms & SaaSPortals, dashboards and multi-tenant SaaS.
- Mobile ApplicationsiOS, Android and offline-first field apps.
- Commerce & PaymentsStorefronts, marketplaces and checkout.
- API DevelopmentVersioned APIs your customers can build on.
- System IntegrationSystems that were never meant to meet.
- Workflow OrchestrationBusiness processes modelled as state machines.
Prefer to talk it through?
A private consultation, 30 minutes with the founder, in your time zone.
Interested in Distributed Systems?
Tell us what you are working on. We start by understanding the problem, the people, and the systems involved.