Microservices & DevOps
Microservices enables development of modular, maintainable, atomic, isolated and testable services that satisfies specific business requirements. Microservices are lightweight, scalable and enable faster deployment on premises, multi-cloud and hybrid cloud.
Microservices - also known as the microservice architecture - is an architectural style that structures an application as a collection of services that are. Highly maintainable and testable. Loosely coupled. Independently deployable. Organized around business capabilities.
Microservices is a software modularization approach that aims at dividing larger software systems into smaller components. With a microservices architecture, an application is built with an independent group of components that run each application process as a service. Such an architecture makes it easier for applications to scale, accelerate the software application development process, offers space for experimentation, and reduces time-to-market for new features.
Nowadays, almost every company uses software and analytics tools to assist with their daily operations. These tools provide critical support for their decision making. One possible way to provide better, faster, and more reliable services is through the use of microservices.
At KloudSys, we can help you migrate monolithic apps to microservices and consult you with best practices to create scalable solutions. Our experts help large and mid-size companies with Microservices development, consulting, recruiting services and hands-on training services.
We help companies in designing & developing microservices based on their business requirements. We also offer Microservices developers, architects, and consultants. Our consultants can help you to setup the foundation for microservice ecosystem. We deliver microservices strategy in case your organization is at the very beginning stage of migration into microservices.
We follow OpenAPI Specification for interface design of our microservices. This was originally known as the Swagger Specification. Using this specification our customer can better facilitate the usage of microservices for machine-readable interface files for describing, producing, consuming, and visualizing RESTful web services.
Our microservices design approach introduces followings:
- Loosely coupled, high cohesion
- Shared nothing architecture
- Full stack, dynamic deployment
- Parallel development
Loosely Coupled, High Cohesion
Shared nothing architecture
Full stack, dynamic deployment
Parallel, Non-Blocking Development
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
We offer followings:
Best practices we follow in Microservices
Define user goals
Get into the mindset of a new user. What do they want to accomplish? How will the application help them? List our goals and refer back to these throughout the design process.Design hierarchy
Having an established design hierarchy does wonders for UI consistency. Whether users are aware of it or not, they instinctively pay attention to the order and priority of the elements they interact with.Branding elements
Making sure colors and typography are on brand gives each of the company’s products a consistent look and feel.Consistent actions throughout the journey
Everyone loves when a digital product is easy to use. It saves time, avoids pain, and helps users accomplish their goals. Consistent actions remove the need for user discovery and therefore make their task flow run more smoothly.Content structure
Content plays a crucial role in UI elements, whether something as simple as navigation listings or as complex as product documentation. It’s not just the words themselves, but how to copy text is presented visually, such as body copy, list items, table content, etc.Consistent communication
Website layout, Search results, form submit messages, error windows — every interaction with your user is communication. For an digital product to be successful, it must speak to the user and keep them informed on what’s happening.
If you think good design is expensive, you should look at the cost of bad design.
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