Service boundaries
Clarify module seams, synchronous vs asynchronous integration, and failure domains before splitting monoliths or adding mesh complexity.
Programming consulting for cloud-native application architecture — mapping how your services, data paths, and deployment targets fit together before you commit runway to the wrong abstraction.

Checklist-led reviews for teams shipping APIs, event streams, and container workloads — scoped per engagement after your inquiry.
Clarify module seams, synchronous vs asynchronous integration, and failure domains before splitting monoliths or adding mesh complexity.

Align Kubernetes namespaces, ingress rules, and observability hooks with how your teams actually deploy and roll back.
Trace consistency needs across Postgres, object storage, and stream processors so cloud-native patterns do not hide silent coupling.
Myth-busting common shortcuts: lift-and-shift without telemetry, or microservices without ownership lines, usually fails later than a deliberate map.
List user-facing APIs, batch jobs, and admin tools with their backing stores — no diagram is accepted without naming owners.
Latency budgets, RPO/RTO targets, and regional residency constraints are captured before recommending EKS, GKE, or bare VMs.
Each milestone ships measurable telemetry — structured logs, traces, and SLO dashboards tied to business workflows.
Architecture decision records explain rejected options so future hires do not relitigate settled trade-offs.
Cloud-native work is not a badge on a slide deck. We look for concrete interfaces: gRPC or REST contracts, idempotent consumers, health probes that match orchestrator expectations, and secrets rotation that fits your CI runners.
When teams in Bangkok pair with remote contributors, we align hand-off rituals — merge queues, preview environments, and infra-as-code review — so architecture choices survive timezone gaps.

No packaged software tiers are listed here. Programming consulting is scoped per engagement after we read your inquiry and confirm fit.
Yes, when schedules allow. We also support hybrid reviews with your remote staff using shared architecture repositories and recorded walkthroughs.
Vendor-neutral patterns first — twelve-factor services, containers, and GitOps — then mapping to AWS, GCP, Azure, or regional providers you already contract with.