Modern Application
Cloud-native from the first commit
Event-driven, containerised applications built for teams that deploy continuously and expect to change their minds.
What continuous delivery looks like in practice
Measured on greenfield services we have built and handed over.
Deploys per day at peak
Test coverage on new services
Commit to production
Days to a working walking skeleton
Overview
Built for teams that expect to change their minds
Greenfield is not an excuse to skip the boring parts. The services that stay fast to change are the ones that had deployment, observability and a rollback path working before the second feature landed.
We start with a walking skeleton — thin, end to end, in production — and grow it. It makes the first hard question arrive in week one rather than month six.
- Production deployment on day five, carrying no features
- Contract tests at every boundary from the first integration
- Feature flags separating deploy from release
Capabilities
What we do
Two phases, and we are explicit about which one you are paying for.
Decide the shape before writing it
Architecture that answers a small number of questions properly: where the boundaries are, what is synchronous, and what happens when a dependency is down. Everything else can be changed later, cheaply.
Domain modelling
Boundaries drawn from how the business changes, not the org chart.
API contracts
Specified and mocked before implementation, so consumers start early.
Failure design
Timeouts, retries and fallbacks decided per call, not left to defaults.
Walking skeleton
Thin end-to-end slice in production before the feature work starts.