Domain & boundary design
Bounded contexts, context maps, and service cut plans sized to your teams.
Microservices Architecture
Split a growing system into services that teams can build, deploy, and scale independently — without losing reliability. I design the boundaries, contracts, and platform around them so every service stays observable and safe to change.
What this service entails
Small services, clear ownership, calm on-call.
Most microservices projects fail at the boundaries, not the code. I start with domain modelling workshops, map bounded contexts to your teams, and define versioned API contracts before a single container ships. Data stays owned per service, with events — not shared databases — connecting them.
The result: deploys that don't require a release train, failures that stay inside one blast radius, and new engineers who can understand one service at a time.
What's included
API contracts & events
Versioned REST/gRPC contracts, schema registries, and event-driven integration.
Data per service
Database-per-service patterns, sagas for distributed transactions, safe migrations.
Observability baseline
Tracing, structured logs, and golden-signal dashboards from day one.
How we get there
01
Discover
Workshops, codebase tour, and pain-point mapping with your team.
02
Design
Service cuts, contracts, and data boundaries reviewed together.
03
Build
Reference service, shared libraries, and CI scaffolding your team reuses.
04
Roll out
Incremental extraction with strangler routes and rollback plans.
Common questions
As few as possible — usually two or three extracted around the clearest boundaries. We prove the pattern, then let your teams continue the splits.
Yes — pairing and reviews are built in, so your engineers own the architecture confidently after handover.
Spring Boot, Node.js, and Go services on Docker and Kubernetes, with Postgres, MongoDB, and Kafka where they fit.