We integrate our software with big data platforms, allowing us to make the best possible use of data with BI or data mining tools.
Lightweight and distributed architectures—such as MSA, EDA, RTP or hybrid—under the most widespread frameworks and tools, to define or modernize the technology stack for the platform that makes up the companies’ software.
Cloud Based
The integration-oriented cloud infrastructure, together with QA automation tools, continues to enable release promotion with minimal effort—increasing business value and ensuring quality.
APIfication
Tools like Swagger and components like Zuul, API Connect and WSO allow us to APIfy and exhibit our services.
Big Data
We integrate Big Data solutions into our architectures through non-relational databases for RTP, data lakes, distributed caches, auxiliary storage and other solutions.
SPA Architecture:Single Page Application
The page only loads once and the flow is not transferred, as the front end is responsible for implementing all the presentation logic, loading the static resources (HTML, CSS) and dynamic resources initially, and later on demand (in response to user actions) through REST communication (by AJAX - XML or JSON).
This enables the modularization and lazy loading of static resources, so that performance is fully optimized and under control.
- TypeScript as the SOA language, data models and views.
- Dependency injection.
- Integrated testing tools for TDD and E2E.
- Logs module (info, warning, error).
- Improved UX and rendering speed.
- Abstraction of implementation logic.
- Standard components for AJAX and REST communication.
MSA: Microservices Architecture
A microservice is an autonomous service capable of cooperating with other services, which presents its various functionalities through APIs. It’s the natural result of applying the principle of sole responsibility.
It must be autonomous, which means it has to implement its own functionality and mechanisms of error control.
Each microservice implements a specific functionality, and is the only one within its entire ecosystem to implement that particular functionality.
Agile architecture—like that of microservices—allows us to quickly incorporate value, in the form of software, into production.
Reuse
They can be called upon by different systems, acting as puzzle pieces.
Scalable
Each one of them presents a functionality that can be distributed and balanced according to the needs of the demand.
Maintainable
The modification of a module will not affect the operation of the other components.
Independent
It’s possible to develop modules with different programming languages.
Testing
Only the tests of the module in question must be passed, avoiding the testing of the entire application.
Versioning
Allows different versions of the module to be executed and monitored in isolation.
Deployment
It’s not necessary to deploy the entire application to test the module that has been modified.
Security
Differentiated access control can be specified for each of the modules.
Control Errors
An error in one module doesn’t burden the entire system.