From frontend to database or legacy system, microservices cover all.
Instead of big-bang microservices can be added or updated one-by-one.
No need to wait until everything is done. The deploy is done continuously.
Do you use excellent systems such as SAP, Oracle, MS Dynamics, or do you have your own system?
Many of our customers do. And we asked them how long it took them to implement the change in the system caused by the market demand. In 95% of cases, the answer was "long". And we all know that time is money.
Java, Java or Type Script, HTML, CSS and SQL are just basic blocks. Microteam is ready take care of everything what is needed.
Knowledge in practice must be shared not just in a team but across all teams. But the best is to have it written in methodology.
No matter how small a team is there is always a leader and a member. The software engineers should never be alone or lost.
Documentation, testing, code standards and best practices are essential for building and maintain microservices.
New code, new features, new microservices, new deployments are continuously streamed to see the progress in real time.
Features or code once meeting the production quality are handed over to customer for use.
- Human Connection (Web Mobile/ iOS App / Android App)
- Machine Connection (RS/WS)
- API Gateway (Node/Java RS/WS)
- Integration (Java Apache Camel)
- Process (Java Camunda)
- Messaging Bus (Apache Kafka Cluster)
- Storage (Postgres Cluster)
- Java Stack
- TypeScript Stack
- Kubernates Orchestration
- Docker Containerisation
- Elastic Stack Observability