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Cloud-native engineering practice

Engineer for cloud-native

ScaleCloud's cloud-native engineering practice builds microservices, containers, serverless, and event-driven architectures with 12-factor patterns, API-first design, and resilient distributed systems that scale elastically and fail gracefully.

300+
Apps modernized
99.95%
Availability
12-factor
By default
60 days
First service
Microservices Containers Serverless Event-Driven API-First 12-Factor Resilience Observability
Microservices

Decompose monoliths into services.

Containerized

Portable, immutable containers.

Serverless

Scale-to-zero event-driven functions.

Resilient

Circuit breakers, retries, graceful failure.

Microservices
Containerized
Serverless
Resilient
Cloud-Native Control Plane
LIVE
20.32%
Services
8%
Availability
0.2K
P99 latency
Request Throughput +24%
Delivery Pipeline
Design
Containerize
Deploy
Observe
Live Activity
24/7
service deployed auto-scaled circuit opened event processed service deployed auto-scaled circuit opened event processed
checkout-api deployed v3.2 — canary 10%1m
auto-scaled payments-svc 3→8 pods3m
circuit breaker opened — inventory-svc6m
event processed — order.created (14K/min)10m
Services
120
Microservices
Availability
99.95%
SLO
P99 Latency
85ms
Target met
Containers
1.2K
Running
Serverless
60
Functions
Events/min
14K
Processed
Region Health
3/3 OK
checkout-svc85ms
payments-svc120ms
inventory-svcdegraded
1 · Full-Lifecycle Cloud-Native Expertise

Full-lifecycle cloud-native engineering expertise

From architecture design to production resilience — select a lifecycle stage to see the focus areas, deliverables, and tooling we bring.

Stage 1 of 612-factor
Stage 1

Design

12-factor

Design cloud-native architecture — microservices decomposition, API-first, and event-driven patterns.

Focus areas
  • Architecture
  • Decomposition
  • API-first
Deliverables
  • Architecture
  • Service decomposition
  • API contracts
Tooling
Domain modelingAPI designEvent storming
2 · ScaleCloud Cloud-Native Services

Ten services across the cloud-native lifecycle

A complete cloud-native practice — select a service to explore the outcomes and where it fits.

Cloud-Native Architecture

Design microservices, event-driven, and API-first architectures.

12-factor
What you get
  • Architecture
  • Decomposition
  • API-first
Explore capability
3 · Cloud-Native Capability Ecosystem

Depth across every cloud-native domain

We deliver across the full cloud-native portfolio — select a domain to see what it covers and where it fits best.

Microservices

6 services

Bounded-context services with clear contracts and independent deployment.

Services we deliver
Service decomposition Bounded contexts API contracts Independent deploy Polyglot Data per service
4 · Enterprise Cloud-Native Reference Architecture

A 12-factor cloud-native architecture

App, container, service mesh, event, observability, and resilience layers. Select a layer to explore its components and design principles.

Architecture Layers

Container Layer

Immutable

Immutable containers with 12-factor patterns.

Components
DockerOCI imagesMulti-stageDistrolessRegistryScanning
Design principles
  • Immutable
  • Minimal
  • Scanned
5–7 · Design, Containerize & Resilience

How we deliver cloud-native engineering

Select a track to explore our approach — architecture, containerization, and resilience.

Delivery tracks

Architecture Design

12-factor

Design microservices, event-driven, and API-first architectures with bounded contexts.

What's included
  • Domain modeling & DDD
  • Service decomposition
  • Bounded context mapping
  • API contract design
  • Data ownership per service
  • Event storming
  • Technology selection
  • Architecture decision records
Tooling
DDDEvent stormingAPI designADR
Outcomes
12-factor arch Clear boundaries API-first
8–11 · Cloud-Native Capability Depth

Cloud-native capability depth

Seven capability areas with detailed features — select an area to explore each component and what it delivers.

Microservices

Service decomposition.

Design
  • Bounded Contexts
    Clear service boundaries
  • DDD
    Domain-driven design
  • Strangler Fig
    Incremental migration
Patterns
  • API-First
    Contract-first APIs
  • Saga
    Distributed transactions
  • CQRS
    Command/query separation
Data
  • Data per Service
    Database per service
  • Event Sourcing
    Event store
  • Polyglot
    Right DB per service
12 · Assessments to Get Started

Start with a focused cloud-native assessment

Three assessments that turn cloud-native ambition into a resilient plan.

Cloud-Native Readiness Assessment

Assess app cloud-native readiness, decomposition candidates, and 12-factor gaps.

Duration: 2–3 weeksRequest Assessment

Microservices Decomposition Assessment

Assess monolith decomposition, bounded contexts, and service boundaries.

Duration: 1–2 weeksRequest Assessment

Resilience Assessment

Assess resilience patterns, failure modes, and chaos readiness.

Duration: 1 weekRequest Assessment
13 · Cloud-Native Outcomes

Outcomes our cloud-native engagements deliver

Scalable Microservices

Bounded-context microservices that scale independently and deploy without coordination.

Graceful Failure

Circuit breakers, retries, and chaos-tested resilience that fails gracefully under load.

99.95% Availability

Cloud-native architectures with SLO-backed availability, observability, and self-healing.

14 · Continue Across the Cloud-Native Ecosystem

Continue across the cloud-native ecosystem

Explore related services — select one to see its strengths and where it fits.

Kubernetes Services

K8s platform for cloud-native workloads.

Key strengths
  • K8s
  • Clusters
  • Multi-tenancy
Explore
15 · Insights From Our Cloud-Native Engineers

Insights from our cloud-native engineers

Field-tested perspectives on microservices, resilience, and serverless — with author and read time.

Microservices

Decomposing the Monolith Safely

How to use the strangler fig pattern to decompose monoliths without big-bang risk.

Cloud-Native Practice 9 min read
Read insight
Serverless

Serverless or Containers? A Decision Framework

When to choose serverless vs containers and how to avoid lock-in.

Cloud-Native Team 8 min read
Read insight
Resilience

Resilience Patterns That Survive Production

Circuit breakers, retries, and chaos engineering that actually work under load.

Cloud-Native Team 7 min read
Read insight
Event-Driven

Event-Driven Without the Pain

Designing event-driven systems with Kafka that are decoupled and observable.

Cloud-Native Team 8 min read
Read insight
Observability

Observability for Microservices

Instrumenting OpenTelemetry traces and SLOs across 120 microservices.

Cloud-Native Team 6 min read
Read insight
16 · Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common cloud-native questions

Cloud-native engineering builds applications using microservices, containers, serverless, and event-driven patterns with 12-factor principles — designing for elastic scale, graceful failure, and observability from the start.

Cloud-Native Readiness Score

Your cloud-native readiness at a glance

33%
2 of 6 steps done
Ready to accelerate
Architecture Designed
Containers Built
First Microservice Live
Resilience Patterns Live
Observability Instrumented
SLOs Met
  • Free 30-minute consultation
  • 60-day first service
  • NDA available on request
  • No obligation, no pressure
Speak with a Cloud-Native Engineer
Cloud-native engineers available now

Ready to engineer cloud-native?

Book a consultation with our cloud-native engineers and build microservices, serverless, and event-driven architectures with 12-factor patterns and resilience.

300+
Apps modernized
99.95%
Availability
85ms
P99 latency
14K
Events/min
Free 30-min consultation 60-day first service NDA on request

Build cloud-native architectures with microservices, containers, serverless, and event-driven patterns that scale elastically and fail gracefully.

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