Microservice Migration

Are microservices the solution to all problems? Microservices offer many potential advantages, but the migration is complex. Is it worth it for you?

Too many cooks spoil the broth - and that’s no different in software development. In the development, maintenance, and operation of monolithic systems, it's often unavoidable that many developers work on the same application at the same time. Even in the development, and certainly in operation and maintenance of monolithic applications, this can lead to substantial problems.

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... you operate an e-commerce application. If multiple functions, such as interfaces to your payment and fulfillment providers, modules for user-specific recommendations, and other marketing functionalities are tightly intertwined in a monolithic system, you quickly risk a complete application failure if, for example, you merely want to update the product view or patch a security flaw in the payment function.

The problems with monolithic applications ...

In addition to the increased risk of failure, monolithic applications often cause considerable organisational effort with growing success. The more your application grows, the more employees you need to manage the additional development and maintenance effort. As these employees all work together on the same application, the risk of failure also increases. And because you can only scale your application as a whole, your deployment costs rise too.

... and their (potential) solution

You can manage these problems by breaking down the individual functions of your application into so-called microservices. When properly applied, for example, in conjunction with containerisation of the microservices, small, interdisciplinary developer teams can quickly, efficiently, and independently implement new functionalities thanks to this modularisation of the application.

The advantages of a microservice migration

  • → More efficient work due to modular organisation.

  • → Greater resilience through independent microservices.

  • → Lower deployment costs due to individual scaling.

  • → Flexible life cycle due to demand-oriented modernisation of your microservices.

Whether a microservice migration makes sense always depends on the individual case. Many of our customers (e.g. Cariad, ADAC) have been relying on microservices for years. We will find out whether a microservice migration is the right solution for you and develop the ideal migration and deployment strategy with you so that you can optimally scale both your application and your development teams and fully exploit the potential of the cloud!

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