Teams whose product slows down as it grows
Software teams for whom every new feature takes longer to ship and brings more bugs.
Software Architecture
Software and data architecture, DevOps
Systems that slow down as they grow, break somewhere else with every change or are deployed by hand: we move them step by step to a structure that scales, can be tested and deploys automatically.
Who is it for?
Companies renewing a legacy system
Organisations with software that grew over the years, has little documentation and depends on a few people.
Teams that deploy by hand
Teams that upload files to servers manually and have no testing or backup routine.
What we do
Architecture assessment
We review the code, infrastructure and bottlenecks of your current system and prioritise technical debt.
- Code and infrastructure review
- Bottleneck and risk analysis
- Prioritised roadmap
Target architecture and migration plan
A plan that moves the system to its new structure piece by piece, without downtime.
- Modular design or microservices
- Step-by-step migration
- Data migration plan
Data architecture
We design where data lives, how it is structured and how it flows between systems, with reporting and analytics planned in from the start.
- Data model and database design
- Data flows between systems and devices
- Data layer for reporting and analytics
API design and integration
Documented interfaces through which mobile, web and third-party systems communicate.
- REST API
- Authentication and authorisation
- API documentation
CI/CD, containers and cloud
Every change tested automatically and deployed in a single step, plus server setup, backups and monitoring.
- Automated builds, tests and deployment
- Docker containers
- Cloud servers, backups and monitoring
Security and performance
Security updates, secure connections and performance measured under load.
- Security updates
- HTTPS and security headers
- CDN, caching and load testing
Why AntArge?
We run our own products this way: this site is built automatically on every update, deployed as a container and served through Cloudflare. We make architecture decisions based on your team size and system load, not on trends.
Technologies we use
How we work
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First meeting
We listen to your needs, goals and constraints in a free first meeting.
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Scope and quote
We put the scope in writing and prepare an itemised quote.
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Design and development
We work in short stages and share a working version with you at the end of each one.
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Launch and support
We launch, then stay with you for maintenance, monitoring and new features.
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No. Microservices help independent teams and high scale, but they add operating costs. For small and mid-sized teams, a single well-modularised application is often the better choice. We decide together based on your team size and system load.
Can we migrate without stopping the running system?
Yes. We build the new structure alongside the old system and move functionality piece by piece. At each step traffic is routed to the new part, and it can be rolled back if something goes wrong.
What does data architecture consulting cover?
We design together which database and structure your data lives in, how it moves between applications, devices and third-party systems, and how it is prepared for reporting. For an existing system, we first review the data model and bottlenecks, then draw up a migration and improvement plan.
What do we get at the end of the assessment?
A written report with findings, risks and prioritised improvement steps, plus a proposed target architecture. You can implement it with us or with your own team.
Let’s assess
your system together
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