Microservices Architecture

Building scalable, distributed systems with microservices.

Scalable Distributed Systems

I architect microservices-based applications that allow independent scaling, deployment, and development of services. Perfect for complex applications that need to grow.

Service decomposition & boundaries
API gateway & service mesh
Event-driven architecture
Container orchestration

Microservices Design

Creating loosely coupled services that work together to deliver business value.

Step 1

Service Decomposition

Breaking down monoliths into logical, independent services.

Step 2

Service Communication

Implementing REST, gRPC, or message queues for inter-service communication.

Step 3

Containerization

Packaging services with Docker for consistent deployment.

Step 4

Orchestration

Managing services with Kubernetes or Docker Swarm.

Technologies & Tools

The stack I use to deliver exceptional results

Docker

tools

Containerization platform

Kubernetes

cloud

Container orchestration

Message Queues

backend

RabbitMQ, Kafka for async communication

API Gateway

backend

Centralized routing and authentication

Service Mesh

cloud

Traffic management and observability

Monitoring

tools

Prometheus, Grafana for observability

Real-World Impact

Examples of how I've applied this skill to solve problems

1

E-commerce Microservices

Split monolithic e-commerce into 12 independent services (catalog, cart, orders, payments).

Outcome

Reduced deployment time from 2 hours to 10 minutes per service.

2

Event-Driven Platform

Built an event-driven system with message queues for decoupled service communication.

Outcome

Achieved 99.95% uptime with automatic failover and recovery.

3

Multi-Region Deployment

Deployed microservices across 3 regions with automatic load balancing.

Outcome

Improved response times by 60% for international users.

Scale Your Application

Transform your monolith into a scalable microservices architecture.