System refactoring services
It’s about improving the existing code and system structure to make it clearer, more efficient, and easier to maintain, without altering its functionality. System refactoring services is like tuning a car or doing spring cleaning. So, are you ready for some changes?
When do You need code refactoring?
Increase in performance issues: If the system is running slower or struggling to handle more data and users, code refactoring can optimize performance.
Maintenance and development challenges: When code becomes complex, difficult to understand, and modify, and adding new features becomes increasingly challenging, refactoring can help streamline the structure.
Errors and code quality issues: If the code is riddled with errors, difficult to test, or unclear, refactoring can simplify it, improve quality and increase reliability.
Scalability issues: If the system struggles to handle a growing number of users or data, refactoring can help better distribute the load and prepare the system for future growth.
Monolith
Modular Monolith
Microservices
Monolith
What is it?
A monolith is an architecture where all system functionalities are integrated and run as a single application. Every component of the application, from the user interface to the database, is tightly connected and operates within a single process.
Advantages
A monolith can be easy to manage initially. This structure allows for quick prototyping and simpler deployment of the initial versions of an application. Deployment and monitoring are straightforward since everything operates within a single application.
Example
Imagine a task management application where all functionalities—such as adding tasks, assigning users, notifications, and reporting—are part of a single large application. Every change requires redeploying the entire application, and any errors can affect the whole system.
What is it?
A monolith is an architecture where all system functionalities are integrated and run as a single application. Every component of the application, from the user interface to the database, is tightly connected and operates within a single process.
Advantages
A monolith can be easy to manage initially. This structure allows for quick prototyping and simpler deployment of the initial versions of an application. Deployment and monitoring are straightforward since everything operates within a single application.
Example
Imagine a task management application where all functionalities—such as adding tasks, assigning users, notifications, and reporting—are part of a single large application. Every change requires redeploying the entire application, and any errors can affect the whole system.
Why choose fireup.pro for IT service refactoring?
We manage technical debt effectively
We’ll review the code
Plan the refactoring
Apply best programming practices and coding standards
Technical debt doesn't scare us!
Bet on performance improvement
Complex data structures and algorithms, as well as code duplication, can be replaced with simplified (and more efficient!) code, which will significantly enhance performance.
We conduct unit tests
Businesses can save time and costs associated with fixing issues after deployment. Unit tests also enhance the stability and quality of the software.
Our project portfolio
Benefits of IT service refactoring:
Work organization across multiple teams: Facilitates effective collaboration between departments and better utilization of employee skills.
Faster achievement of project goals by allowing teams to focus on their specializations, contributing to the overall success of the organization.
The nine-month refactoring process resulted in an application compatible with the new database system, ensuring product alignment with Roche group's vision and enhancing its reliability and stability.
Protection against lack of support: The migration and adaptation to Aurora PostgreSQL helped avoid issues related to the lack of support for Aurora 2, which AWS planned to discontinue supporting in 2024.
