Platforms
Modernization legacy platforms without stopping the business
Strangler-fig legacy migrations, resilient distributed platforms, and cloud infrastructure.
What keeps old platforms stuck in place.
Legacy systems that block the roadmap
Ageing code and undocumented behaviour make every feature slow and risky, while the people who understood the system have moved on.
A rewrite that cannot be allowed to fail
A big-bang replacement carries unacceptable risk for a platform the business depends on every day.
Infrastructure that is fragile and expensive
Manual deployments, single points of failure and unmanaged cost leave outages as the main way problems are found.
Replace it one piece at a time.
- Strangler-fig
Legacy modernisation by strangler-fig migration
Capabilities are carved out behind a routing layer one at a time, so the old and new systems run side by side until the old one is retired.
- Degrades gracefully
Resilient distributed platforms
Services with defined failure modes, back-pressure and observability, designed to degrade gracefully rather than fall over.
- Zero downtime
Cloud infrastructure and delivery pipelines
Infrastructure as code, repeatable zero-downtime deployments and cost visibility from the first environment.
Technologies involved
- Java
- Go
- PostgreSQL
- Terraform
- Kubernetes
- AWS
How we work
Platforms work is delivered through one of three engagement models: build, embed or operate.
- Build
- Embed
- Operate
Client endorsement
They moved us off a platform we were afraid to touch, one module at a time, with nothing lost along the way.
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