FEATURED PRODUCT

The cornerstone for building your microservice foundation
SERVICE BRICK
is a modular, service-oriented architecture for building microservices.
It provides a templated design that exposes a standardized API that works the same, regardless of the backend storage provider.
We offer many pre-built services and several examples on how to build your own bricks quickly.
SERVICE BRICK is a solid foundation
for your next microservice project.
Run all of your bricks on a single web application or a fully distributed container network, supporting
multiple storage providers.
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KEY FEATURES
Domain Driven
Based on a domain driven design patterns with built-in domain eventingREST APIs
REST-based, versioned APIs exposing standard repository operationsDynamic Service Querying
Dynamically query data over service boundariesService Bus
Reliable, service-to-service asynchronous communicationBusiness Rule
Generic business rule registration, validation and processingSecurity
Cookie and/or token-based authentication and authorization schemesPre-Built Services
Several pre-built services available to use or start fromMultiple Storage
Use cloud-based, on-premise, relational or non-relational enginesContainers
Use a single host or a distributed containerized networkSwagger
Simple integration for easy API development and testingRequest/Response
Easily flow objects and messages between interfacesGovernance
Excercise control of your architecture, standards and teamsBUILT FOR SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT TEAMS

Microservices are ideally suited for software development teams. Each team can work autonomously in a loosly-coupled design modeled for a particular business domain.

Our architecture reduces the complexity of managing a distributed system. Its modular design incorporates independently deployable services, increasing reusability.

Build your services the way you want. Our interfaces are platform agnostic allowing independent design and interoperability.