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Category: Business Transformation
Date: 06/07/2023
Subject: Diriger’s Composable Apps Architecture helps you lower technical debt and de-risk your digital transformations.
Topic: The largest advantage of modern Composable Application Architecture is the capability for “process reusability, flexibility and fast development”. Applications are decomposed into smaller, loosely coupled building blocks or micro-services that perform a specific function or provides a particular feature, making it easier to update or replace specific components without affecting the entire application; hence, significantly lower your Technical Debt and De-risking your transformation efforts.
Some of the key characteristics and benefits of composable apps include:
➡️ Reusable and Modular Components: By breaking down applications into reusable micro-services, developers can leverage existing modular components across multiple applications, reducing redundancy and development effort.
➡️ Scalability: Composable apps can scale horizontally by replicating and distributing micro-services to handle increased workloads, providing improved performance and responsiveness.
➡️ Agility and Flexibility: Composable architecture enables faster development cycles and iterations. Developers can independently develop, test, and deploy micro-services, enabling teams to work concurrently on different parts of the application. New features can be added or removed by composing and connecting the necessary components as and when needed - allowing greater innovation when the business requires immediate actions.
➡️ Fault Isolation and Auditability: Since each micro-service operates independently, failures or issues can be monitored and controlled via realtime verification and validation processes to ensure that a problem in one component does not impact the entire system, enhancing fault tolerance and resilience.
➡️ Technology diversity and interoperability: Composable apps can integrate diverse technologies and services as each micro-service can be developed using different programming languages, frameworks, or databases, enabling teams to choose the best tools for each component; hence, organisations are no longer restricted to making changes in one system due to outdated states in another system.
Composable apps provide a way to build complex systems that are easier to develop, maintain, and evolve. They support modern software development practices like DevOps, interoperability standards, and deployment by enabling teams to work independently on smaller, focused components.
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