Microservices &
containerization.
Docker and Kubernetes solutions built for resilience — when microservices are genuinely the right call, not just the fashionable one.
What we do
Container architecture
Docker-based containerization strategies that improve deployment consistency and simplify scaling.
Kubernetes orchestration
Production-grade Kubernetes deployments — EKS, GKE, or on-prem — with resource management, auto-scaling, and rollback.
Service decomposition
Identifying which parts of your monolith are worth decomposing, with a safe migration path to do it.
API gateway & service mesh
Inter-service communication, load balancing, and service discovery configured for resilience.
CI/CD for containers
Automated build, test, and deployment pipelines including blue/green and canary deployment strategies.
Monitoring & tracing
Distributed tracing and metrics that give visibility across service boundaries.
How we work
We honestly evaluate whether microservices are right for your situation. Many teams don't need them — and we'll say so.
A phased plan for breaking apart your system, starting with the highest-value, lowest-risk seams.
Properly structured Dockerfiles, image optimization, and registry setup that produces repeatable, minimal images.
Kubernetes configuration with proper namespaces, RBAC, resource limits, and network policies from day one.
Distributed tracing, centralized logging, and runbooks so your team can operate the system confidently.
Technologies & tools
Who we work with
Enterprises
Decomposing complex monoliths
Your monolith is slowing down deployments and creating team coupling. We design decomposition strategies that do not break production.
SaaS & product companies
Independent service scaling
Some parts of your product get 10x the traffic of others. Microservices let you scale what needs scaling without over-provisioning everything.
Platform & infrastructure teams
Operational maturity
You have containerized but Kubernetes operations are still manual and fragile. We build the operational tooling and documentation that makes it maintainable.
Common questions
Microservices add real complexity. They make sense when you have multiple teams deploying independently or dramatically different scaling requirements. If you're a team of 5–20 engineers, a well-structured monolith is usually better. We'll tell you honestly.
No. For simpler deployments, ECS, App Runner, or well-configured EC2 with Docker Compose may be the right call. Kubernetes adds operational overhead — it's worth it at scale, but not as a default.
Yes — containerizing a monolith is often a useful first step before any decomposition. It improves deployment consistency without the risk of premature service decomposition.
Ready to decompose your monolith?
Let’s talk.
We've done this across government, enterprise, and digital agency clients. Tell us what you're working with — we'll give you an honest assessment.