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ServiceArchitecture & scale

Will your architecture survive the next spike? Know before outages

Audit, migration plan, resilience, and observability so growth doesn’t break the product.

Not a one-time audit: I operationalize architecture reviews and guide migrations.

Act as an external architect: join, craft the plan, guide execution, and level up the team.

Migration plan

Safe iterations and windows with rollbacks.

Observability

SLOs, alerts, tracing to catch degradation early.

Financial view

TCO and cost/perf forecast for each step.

Practice

Not a one-off

Cadence
Install practice and regular checks
Show weekly progress on metrics
Hand off playbooks so your team continues

Availability

3 slots in the next 2 weeks

Limited parallel projectsBook a slot
Next slot closes in 48h — reserve while open.

Process

Transparent, step by step

Metrics, rhythm, verification: set it up so the habit sticks with your team.

  1. 1

    Diagnosis

    Gather risks, metrics, diagrams. Define critical flows and goals.

  2. 2

    Architecture plan

    Migrations, resilience, observability plan with priorities.

  3. 3

    Execution & reviews

    Guide changes, reviews, and control checkpoints.

  4. 4

    Verification

    Load/functional checks, plan refresh, documentation update.

DeliverablesEverything handed off
  • Architecture overview and risk map
  • Migration and iteration plan
  • SLOs/alerts/observability
  • Resilience playbook
  • Reviews of key changes

Proof

0 P1 incidents

after migration plan

-25% cost

via right-sizing

SLO ≥ 99.9%

on critical flows

Battle-tested

Handled products where downtime costs tens of thousands per hour.

FinTech

E-commerce

SaaS

Marketplaces

Case

Moved a monolith to services with zero downtime

For a fast-shipping SaaS, designed phased migration, set SLOs/alerts. Result: zero P1s, 3x RPS.

Risk snapshot and dependency map
Migration plan with windows and rollbacks
Observability and SLO-driven alerts
Financial model per phase

FAQ

Addressing concerns upfront

Quick answers to common questions to help you decide.

Can we avoid production downtime?

Yes. I plan windows and safe rollbacks; we verify on staging first.

Do we need a dedicated team?

1–2 engineers on your side are enough. I provide plan, reviews, and control.

Ready

Want safe scaling?

I’ll show how to grow without P1s and keep performance.