Microservices

Microservices are a software architecture that splits an application into small, independent services, each responsible for a specific function. Instead of one large monolithic application, you have autonomous modules (payment, user management, notifications) that communicate via APIs.

Microservices architecture lets you evolve each part of your application independently. For a business leader, this means you can improve the payment module without touching the rest, reduce global outage risks, and scale only the parts that need it.

We design modular architectures adapted to our clients' size and needs. For SMBs, we favor a pragmatic approach: a well-structured monolith at first, with a transition to microservices when growth justifies it.