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Understanding Modern Software Architecture – From Microservices Consolidation to Modular Monoliths
Industry data shows 42% of companies consolidating microservices to modular monoliths. Evidence-based guide to architectural decisions in 2025.
Migrating from Microservices to Monolith – A Complete Consolidation Playbook Using Strangler Fig Pattern
Step-by-step strangler fig playbook for migrating microservices to monolith. Includes data consolidation, rollback strategies, and leadership communication.
Building Modular Monoliths with Logical Boundaries Hexagonal Architecture and Internal Messaging
Master modular monolith implementation with logical boundaries, hexagonal architecture patterns, and internal messaging for scalable maintainable applications.
How Shopify, InfluxDB and Amazon Prime Video Successfully Moved to Modular Monoliths
Shopify manages 2.8M lines in a modular monolith, InfluxDB rewrote from microservices to Rust, Prime Video cut costs 90%. Real case studies with quantified results.
Choosing Your Architecture in 2025 – A Framework for Evaluating Monolith Microservices and Serverless
Evidence-based framework for choosing between monolith, microservices, and serverless. Includes decision matrices, team size thresholds, and context-based recommendations.
The True Cost of Microservices – Quantifying Operational Complexity and Debugging Overhead
Concrete metrics for microservices costs: infrastructure overhead, team sizing formulas, MTTR comparisons, and ROI measurement frameworks based on industry data.
What Is a Modular Monolith and How Does It Combine the Best of Both Architectural Worlds
Modular monoliths combine single deployment simplicity with microservices discipline. Learn how logical boundaries prevent big ball of mud codebases.
The Great Microservices Consolidation – What the CNCF 2025 Survey Reveals About Industry Trends
CNCF 2025 survey reveals 42% of organisations are consolidating microservices. Discover what the data shows about service mesh decline, Kubernetes growth, and the architecture shift.