Modern platforms for faster, safer delivery.
Re-architect monoliths and outdated platforms into modular, cloud-native systems with platform engineering and observability.
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When every release is risky, every change touches everything and environments take days to create, the platform itself is the bottleneck. Modernisation restores delivery speed and reliability.
Shivacha modernises platforms by establishing clear domain boundaries, extracting services where justified, introducing CI/CD, containers and GitOps, adding observability and building internal developer platforms so teams ship independently.
Challenges
What stands in the way
Slow releases
Coupled code and manual deployments.
Environment friction
Days to provision test environments.
Poor visibility
Limited insight into production behaviour.
Scaling limits
Monoliths that cannot scale selectively.
Approach
How Shivacha helps
- 1
Domain boundaries
Modularise before distributing.
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Delivery automation
CI/CD and GitOps from the start.
- 3
Observability
Metrics, logs and traces everywhere.
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Developer platform
Self-service for product teams.
Deliverables
- Platform assessment
- Modular architecture
- CI/CD and GitOps
- Container platform
- Observability stack
- Developer platform
Technologies
Services
Services in this solution
Software Modernization
Modernize applications for the cloud: refactor, re-architect, upgrade frameworks and improve performance without disrupting users.
Learn moreMicroservices Development
Microservices architecture done deliberately: domain boundaries, service communication, data ownership and operability.
Learn moreKubernetes Consulting & Engineering
Kubernetes platforms done right — cluster design, security, GitOps, autoscaling, observability and operations.
Learn moreCI/CD Pipeline Development
CI/CD pipelines that build, test, secure and deploy automatically — with progressive delivery and fast rollback.
Learn morePlatform Engineering
Internal developer platforms — golden paths, self-service environments, templates and guardrails for product teams.
Learn moreCloud Monitoring & Observability
Observability for cloud systems — metrics, logs, traces, SLOs, dashboards and actionable alerting.
Learn moreProducts
Platforms that accelerate delivery
Shivacha Developer Platform
Golden paths, self-service environments and guardrails for product teams.
Learn moreShivacha Observability Stack
Metrics, logs, traces, SLOs and alerting — open standards, ready to run.
Learn moreShivacha Landing Zone
A secure, well-architected cloud foundation — deployed as code.
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Related work and thinking
Internal developer platform on Kubernetes with GitOps
How we build paved roads so product teams can create, deploy and operate services without infrastructure tickets.
Learn moreIncremental replacement of a legacy monolith
Our strangler-pattern approach for replacing a critical legacy system domain by domain without downtime.
Learn moreModular monolith first: when microservices are actually worth it
Microservices solve organisational scaling problems and introduce distributed-systems problems. Most products should earn them.
Learn moreBuild vs buy: deciding when custom software is worth it
Buy what is commodity, build what differentiates — and be honest about which is which. A practical framework for build-versus-buy decisions.
Learn moreDisaster recovery you haven't tested is a hope, not a plan
Backups are not recovery. Define objectives, automate restoration and rehearse — including the ransomware scenario.
Learn moreKubernetes Architecture Guide
Cluster design, tenancy, security, GitOps and operations for production Kubernetes — and when not to use it.
Learn moreFAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do we need microservices?
Not necessarily. A modular monolith with good delivery automation solves many problems with less complexity.
Can modernisation run alongside feature work?
Yes, it is interleaved with the roadmap.
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