Incremental decomposition of a monolithic application
Typical client: Companies whose monolithic application is slowing down delivery
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The challenge
A large monolith makes every change risky, deployments slow and onboarding new developers painful.
The solution
Strangler-pattern decomposition: extract well-bounded capabilities into services behind a stable interface, leaving the monolith in place until each capability is ready.
Business benefit
Safer changes, faster delivery on modernised parts, and no big-bang rewrite.
Key capabilities
- Capability mapping and prioritisation
- Stable interface between old and new
- Incremental rollout per capability
- Shared identity and observability
- Roll-back path per migrated capability
How it works
- 1Capabilities are mapped and prioritised
- 2First capability is extracted behind an interface
- 3Traffic is shifted gradually with monitoring
- 4Old code is removed once the new capability is stable
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