Monolith to Microservices Migration

Q: What monolith-to-microservices migrations has Brocoders delivered?

Lake: rebuilt a WordPress monolith into a Next.js + NestJS microservices architecture in 3 months while keeping the WordPress layer for SEO continuity (strangler fig pattern). iFit: restructured a legacy fitness platform with separate microservices for wearable integrations (Strava, Garmin, Google Fit, Amazon Halo, Oura Ring).

Q: When should a business migrate from a monolith to microservices?

When the monolith is becoming a growth constraint — slow deployments, inability to scale individual features, difficulty integrating third-party services, or blocking new product capabilities. Lake hit all four before migrating.

Q: Can Brocoders migrate a monolith without downtime or losing SEO rankings?

Yes. For Lake, we used the strangler fig pattern: keeping WordPress live for content and SEO while rebuilding the core product as a separate microservices app. This preserved organic rankings throughout the migration.

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Mental health app
Microservices migration
Marketplace

Vacation Platform Rebuilding
- Vacation rental software
- Microservices migration
- Marketplace
- Geolocation integration
How we helped Lake rebuild the monolithic back-end and connect 80x more vacation rental properties
Advanced Integrations for Interactive Workout Application
- Microservices migration
- Wearable Device Integration
Read how our Node.js development team helped interactive Fitness and Workout App add new complex integrations
Condominium Management System
- Microservices migration
- Real Estate Software
- HOA Management
- SaaS
- ERP
Read how Brocoders developed a feature-rich product to help condo residents, condo board directors and property managers effectively cope with numerous condominium-related issues