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Software architecture

Make the next architecture decision with confidence.

Turn complex requirements, legacy constraints, integrations, and growth plans into a system teams can build and operate.

Scope

  • Architecture discovery
  • Target architecture
  • Domain and service boundaries
  • APIs and events
  • Data ownership
  • Security and identity
  • Cloud and deployment
  • Architecture governance that does not slow delivery
From product intent to operable architectureProduct intentgoals · constraintsDomain boundariesservices · ownershipAPIs & eventscontractsData ownershipsources of truthDeploymentcloud · KubernetesOperationsobservability
Diagram summary: product intent is decomposed into domain boundaries; boundaries define APIs and events; data ownership follows the boundaries; deployment and operations complete the loop so the architecture stays grounded in delivery.

Deliverables

  • problem and constraint mapping
  • target architecture with major decisions and trade-offs documented
  • delivery plan and risk register
  • implementation backlog your team can start on

Typical engagement

Architecture Sprint

For teams that need a clear technical direction before committing to a build.

Suggested duration: 1–2 weeks

FAQ

Is this only advisory, or can you implement the design?

Both. Many engagements start as an Architecture Sprint and continue into Build and Integrate, where I implement the critical parts hands-on. The architecture is always written to be buildable — by me or by your team.

Can you review an existing architecture?

Yes. An architecture review maps what exists, identifies the decisions causing friction, and produces a prioritised modernisation plan — without prescribing a rewrite unless the evidence genuinely supports one.

Do you work with monoliths?

Yes, and often in their defence. A well-bounded monolith is frequently the right architecture. The work is about boundaries, data ownership, and deployability — not about a fashionable topology.

How detailed are the deliverables?

Detailed enough to build from: context and container views, decision records with trade-offs, API and data contracts for the risky seams, and a backlog. No hundred-page documents nobody reads.

Can you support a technology selection?

Yes. Selections are run against your actual constraints — team skills, operations, licensing, existing estate — with a written comparison, not a preference. I have no reseller relationships, so the recommendation is unbiased.

Curious what AI could actually do for your business?

Bring your questions, including the ones that feel too basic. In 30 minutes we go through how you work today, pick the task with the most to gain, and sketch what testing it would involve. No pitch, no obligation.