Robust and Scalable Architecture

Sound technical architecture is the primary driver of system qualities, such as performance, maintainability, and security, none of which can be achieved without a unifying architectural vision. Architecture is the conceptual glue that holds every phase of the project together for all stakeholders.

Software Applications are not cast in concrete, and have never been. Today, the business environment is changing at a rapid pace, and so does the requirements for software applications to evolve and grow: on average, 70% of the development effort takes place after the initial delivery. This requires a software architecture that scales with the evolving requirements and the growing user base.

The software that we build is designed to functions efficiently and gracefully as it evolves. The technical architecture is structured such that new or changing requirements can be incorporated without significantly affecting the structure of the system.

These Scalable and adaptable technical architectures offers the flexibility to handle evolving requirements, growing features and functionality, changes and extensions, and alternative implementations for different environments and platform.

Both "Vertical Scalability"(adding resource within the same logical hardware unit to increase capacity) as well as "Horizontal Scalability" (adding multiple logical hardware units of resources and making them work as a single unit) is ensued by designing for Load balancing, Master-Slave DB setups, Vertical DB Splitting, Caching and multi-threading.