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Design and implementation of microservice architecture: scalability, fault tolerance, and system manageability
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For e-commerce, B2B, microservices and Python, what matters is not the stack itself but the locality of change: a new channel, order, catalog or service launches without breaking the whole system.
Omnichannel, accurate channel analytics, reservations, PIM and marketplaces.
Self-service portal, personal prices, stock, limits, documents and reorders.
Services around the core that can be tested, shipped and scaled independently.
is a development approach for high-load or logic-flexible solutions. Each microservice performs a small atomic task and is orchestrated by BPM systems. Microservices can be written in different languages, scaled, or refactored independently of other parts of the system.
The more development there is, the more pressing regression and custom-functionality management become. BPMS and TDD-based development keep time-to-value minimal.
Business analysts can create or change algorithms with complex events (timers, exceptions, decision tables) on their own, without help from developers.
Unlike modular systems, a microservice solution can be scaled atomically, down to individual microservices.
Modular systems with extensive functionality make scaling and change management more difficult. In some cases, achieving full test coverage is extremely challenging. Main advantages of microservices: fast scaling; 100% TDD is possible; transparent for business analysts; refactoring is not a problem.
Client: Amazon, an American company and the world's largest e-commerce platform. Solution: a microservice architecture makes scaling easy.
When Amazon ran on a monolithic server, it was difficult to handle high traffic on the site, especially during peak sales periods. As a result, Amazon lost revenue, and much of the server capacity went unused during downtime.
The move to Amazon Web Services (AWS) allowed Amazon to scale up or down as needed, reduce the number and duration of outages, and save money.
Thanks to microservice architecture, Amazon moved to continuous deployment, and now Amazon engineers ship code every 11.7 seconds.
The same approach applies to two industries:
Is it still too early for your project to move to microservices?
We can start a project with a modular architecture and migrate to a microservice architecture if needed. Our portfolio includes Django, Magento, Akeneo, Pimcore, Bitrix. Learn more!
Learn moreGave Polaris the ability to easily list new products on marketplaces and change product information in a few clicks. Designed a target system-integration scheme for a manufacturing enterprise: implemented ESB technology and launched 48 data flows. Deployed a scalable service bus for ATIMO.
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RUB 4,200 per hour
Projects are estimated individually, because our clients never have off-the-shelf tasks.
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