Enterprise Applications & Microservices
Build. Scale. Endure.
Backends that still make sense in year five: modelled on the business domain, split along real boundaries, and observable in production.
Most enterprise systems don't fail because of the framework — they fail because the boundaries were drawn around teams and databases instead of around the business. We start from the domain, agree on a language everyone actually uses, and only then decide what deserves to be its own service.
What we deliver
- Domain modelling & clean architecture — bounded contexts, aggregates and ubiquitous language, so the code reads like the business.
- Distributed platforms at scale — production systems of 50+ cooperating components, with contracts and versioning that let teams deploy independently.
- Event-driven communication — asynchronous messaging, idempotent consumers and outbox patterns instead of brittle synchronous chains.
- Containerisation & orchestration — Docker images, Kubernetes workloads, health probes and rollout strategies wired into CI.
- Testing that earns its keep — TDD at the unit level, contract tests at the seams, and the smallest number of end-to-end tests that still tells the truth.
Where it fits
Replacing a monolith that has become the bottleneck, rescuing a microservice estate that fragmented faster than it was governed, or building a new core platform where correctness and auditability are non-negotiable.
Typical stack
- Java
- Spring
- Vert.x
- React
- PostgreSQL
- MongoDB
- Docker
- Kubernetes
