Advantages of Microservices Architecture
Explore the benefits of microservices architecture to improve resilience against future challenges. This approach allows seamless modifications or additions to your application’s functionality without disrupting the rest of the codebase.
Modular Functionality
Every ERP system function is included within a microservice, which is the foundation of the architecture's modularity. This enables targeted upgrades and scalability, ensuring that organizations can adjust to changes without completely transforming their system.
Cloud Optimization
Organizations can fully utilize cloud-native apps by implementing microservices architecture. Use cloud ERP software that offers pay-for-use subscriptions and zero capital expenditures resulting in significant cost savings.
Seamless Operations
Our ERP systems concentrate on key business processes like accounting, manufacturing, and customer relationship management (CRM). They use a central database that delivers the latest data. This enables them to understand the performance of the business across various domains.
Streamlined Integration
Built on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), microservices provide flexible service creation and realization. We offer a robust integration platform for seamless connectivity across industries using Ramco ERP software.
In-Memory
Our microservices architecture simplifies resource utilization and maintenance by facilitating teams to concentrate on small, well-defined services. By reducing the necessity for various systems, we cut expenses and optimize our resource management.
Intelligent Adaptation
Our intuitive microservices-based applications enable real-time, context-aware actions through predictive streaming data processing. We level up event-driven architectures, providing timely detection and seamless integration of relevant data across distributed systems.
Monolithic architecture vs Microservices architecture
Monolithic architecture
- Monolithic application runs on a single server
- Easier to start with, as not much up-front planning is required
- Deployment is more straightforward using a single code base
- Applications face several challenges as they scale
- Minimal initial investment comes with higher ongoing and maintenance efforts
Microservices architecture
- Microservices applications make use of cloud environment
- Requires more planning and design before starting
- Deployment is more complex using containerization
- Supports distributed systems that scale up independently
- Additional cost however, it offers long-term cost savings, maintenance, and adaptability.