When It’s a Good Fit

Is Microservices a Fit?
  • You want to break up a monolith
  • You need job scheduling or long-running tasks
  • You want better scalability and maintainability

We help you identify services, set up queues, deploy containers, or run durable workflows that scale.

What We Offer

  • Service decomposition and domain modelling
  • Azure Functions and background workers
  • Event-driven workflows using queues and topics
  • Containerized deployments with managed hosting
Microservice architecture and deployment

Glossary

While we try to avoid jargon, sometimes it's the clearest way to explain technical concepts. Here's a brief glossary of terms used on this page.

Development & DevOps

Microservices
Design pattern using small, self-contained services for each feature.
Webhook
Automatic message sent from one system to another when an event occurs — often used for integrations and real-time triggers.
Background Jobs
Automated tasks that run behind the scenes — like sending emails, processing queues, or scheduled cleanups.
Terraform
Tool to define and deploy infrastructure as code (IaC).
Azure Pipelines
CI/CD system that automates build, test, and deployment in Azure.
YAML
YAML Ain’t Markup Language – a human-readable format often used for config files in CI/CD pipelines and infrastructure tools.
CI
Continuous Integration – automatically building and testing code with each change.
CD
Continuous Deployment – automatically releasing tested changes to production.
MVP
Minimum Viable Product – a basic version of a product for testing.

Still not sure if microservices are right for you?

We’ll help you evaluate your setup and advise if a monolith, hybrid, or microservice model suits your business.

Microservices & Background Jobs

Not sure if microservices are right for you? We’ll help evaluate your setup and advise if a monolith, hybrid, or microservice model fits best. Break up your monolith or automate long-running tasks with scalable microservices and Azure Functions.