Microservices

Design and build focused backend services for integration, processing, and product capabilities.

Microservices can isolate specific backend capabilities, reduce coupling, and make integrations easier to maintain. We design and build focused services when a separate backend component is justified by real operational or product needs.

Problem Solved

Microservices are not automatically better than a simpler architecture. They help when a business capability needs independent scaling, separate deployment, clear ownership, or reliable integration boundaries. We help decide when a microservice is appropriate and build it with monitoring, contracts, and maintainability in mind.

Types of Solutions

API services for product features
Integration and synchronization services
Background processing and queue workers
Notification, billing, reporting, or import/export services
Service extraction from monolithic systems
Internal tools backed by focused backend services

How We Approach the Work

We clarify the business capability, data ownership, API contract, deployment needs, failure modes, and monitoring requirements. Then we design the service boundary, implement the service, add tests and observability where appropriate, and deploy it into the agreed environment.

What You Receive

Microservice design and API contract
Backend service implementation
Database or data access layer where required
Authentication, validation, and error handling
Deployment configuration and environment notes
Technical documentation for maintenance

Pricing

Microservice development starts from the price shown on this page. Final cost depends on service complexity, data model, API requirements, infrastructure, testing depth, monitoring, deployment pipeline, and existing system constraints.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do we need microservices?

Not always. We will say when a simpler backend module is a better fit.

Can you connect a microservice to an existing monolith?

Yes. We can design a careful integration boundary and avoid unnecessary disruption.

Can you deploy and monitor the service?

Yes. Deployment and monitoring can be included depending on your hosting and operations setup.

Use cases

A monolith needs clearer service boundaries.
You need a small backend capability without a full rebuild.
Integrations require reliable processing and error handling.

Deliverables

Service design
API implementation
Deployment and observability notes