May 30, 2024
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Exponent: Migrating from Monolith to Microservices
$100,000+
more 1 year
United States
2-5
Service categories
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Software Development
Domain focus
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Challenge
Exponent aimed to migrate from a monolithic application to agile microservices, utilizing AWS Lambdas, and concurrently upgrade legacy code to .NET Core. Milies took charge of this ambitious project amidst tight timelines.
The reasons many companies adopt microservice architecture in their solutions are system flexibility, independent development, and cost-effectiveness. Other benefits of monolith-to-microservices migration include scalability, fault tolerance, technology diversity, enhanced data management, improved security, and efficient development.
Exponent aimed to migrate from a monolithic application to agile microservices, utilizing AWS Lambdas, and concurrently upgrade legacy code to .NET Core. Milies took charge of this ambitious project amidst tight timelines.
The reasons many companies adopt microservice architecture in their solutions are system flexibility, independent development, and cost-effectiveness. Other benefits of monolith-to-microservices migration include scalability, fault tolerance, technology diversity, enhanced data management, improved security, and efficient development.
Solution
Milies composed a team of back-end and front-end developers and faced the challenge of understanding and unravelling business logic within the monolithic structure while migrating to .NET Core. The team adopted a dedicated approach, meticulously dissecting the architecture to create microservices. This process demanded a nuanced understanding of Exponent's operations, aligning the microservices with business requirements.
During this process of transition from Monolith to Microservices the Milies team successfully created a migration plan, working on tasks like:
- organizing the process of migration;
- architecture design;
- microservices development;
- testing and quality assurance;
- managing and scaling microservices.
Milies composed a team of back-end and front-end developers and faced the challenge of understanding and unravelling business logic within the monolithic structure while migrating to .NET Core. The team adopted a dedicated approach, meticulously dissecting the architecture to create microservices. This process demanded a nuanced understanding of Exponent's operations, aligning the microservices with business requirements.
During this process of transition from Monolith to Microservices the Milies team successfully created a migration plan, working on tasks like:
- organizing the process of migration;
- architecture design;
- microservices development;
- testing and quality assurance;
- managing and scaling microservices.
Results
Milies showcased unwavering dedication, meeting project goals within set timelines. The executed migration not only met immediate needs but also laid a foundation for future scalability, lowering migration barriers for seamless integration and application migration within Exponent's ecosystem. The microservices architecture set a template for future migrations.
Milies showcased unwavering dedication, meeting project goals within set timelines. The executed migration not only met immediate needs but also laid a foundation for future scalability, lowering migration barriers for seamless integration and application migration within Exponent's ecosystem. The microservices architecture set a template for future migrations.