Case Study
Automation and DevOps
Containerization
Since a microservices architecture includes many more parts, all services must be immutable, that is, they must be easily started, deployed, discovered, and stopped. This is where containerization comes into play.
Containerization enables an application as well as the environment it runs to move as a single immutable unit. These containers can be scaled when needed, managed individually, and deployed in the same manner as compiled source code. They’re the key to achieving agility, scalability, durability, and quality.
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How It Works
Design System
Detailed architecture to gain a direction of functionality and capability.
Sprint Roadmap
A clear schedule defining time and resources to create the deliverable.
Code Reviews
Code is validated with industry leading tools and also verified by senior level talent.
Weekly Demos
Portions of capability demonstrated to validate the desired functionality and confirm correct direction.