Software & .NET Engineering

Microservices Development

Service-based architectures in .NET where each business capability scales, deploys and fails on its own: clear service boundaries, asynchronous messaging, an API gateway and distributed tracing, running on Docker and Kubernetes or Azure Container Apps.

trace 7f3a… · POST /checkout148 ms · 5 services
gateway (YARP)
orders-api
inventory-api
payments-api
service bus → notify

4

services

2

replicas each

0

shared databases

0x

x independent scaling

0

full-system redeploys

0%

faster feature delivery

Why teams call us

Scalable, distributed .NET services that grow independently.

01

“One small change means redeploying the whole system.”

02

“A slow report brings down checkout for every customer.”

03

“We split into services, and now we can't trace a single request.”

Capabilities

Scalable, distributed .NET services that grow independently.

Domain-driven service boundaries
ASP.NET Core minimal APIs & gRPC
RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus & MassTransit
API gateway with YARP or Azure API Management
Docker, Kubernetes & Azure Container Apps
Distributed tracing with OpenTelemetry

Technology

  • .NET 8Microsoft & .NET
  • DockerCloud & DevOps
  • KubernetesCloud & DevOps
  • AzureMicrosoft & .NET
  • RedisAI & Data
Step by step

  1. 1

    Map the domain

    Week 1–2

    Business capabilities and their data mapped into clear service boundaries.

    You receiveService map & architecture
  2. 2

    Platform first

    Week 3–4

    Messaging, gateway, tracing and deployment pipelines in place.

    You receiveContainerised services
  3. 3

    Extract services

    Per service

    One capability at a time moves out, with contracts and tests.

    You receiveMessaging & gateway setup
  4. 4

    Operate

    Ongoing

    Dashboards, alerts and runbooks for each service.

    You receiveObservability dashboards
FAQ

Q1

Do we actually need microservices?

Not always. A well-structured modular monolith is often simpler and cheaper. We recommend microservices only where independent scaling or deployment clearly pays off.

Q2

Can you split our existing monolith?

Yes. We extract services one at a time behind a gateway, so the monolith keeps running while it shrinks.

Q3

Kubernetes or Azure Container Apps?

Container Apps is simpler to run for most teams. AKS gives full control for larger platforms. Both run the same containers, so you can switch later.

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