Solution Architecture

The right system for the problem you actually have.

Architecture that fits the team, the budget, and the constraints — not the conference talks. Documented, decided, and defensible.


Outcomes

What you walk away with

  • A clear, opinionated target architecture with trade-offs written down
  • A migration path that preserves business continuity
  • Stakeholders aligned on what you are building and why

Capabilities

How the work breaks down

  • Discovery & assessment

    Understand the domain, the team, the constraints, and the failure modes before recommending anything.

  • Target architecture

    Component, data, and integration design tailored to your scale — modular monolith, distributed services, or hybrid.

  • Architecture decision records

    Lightweight ADRs that capture the why, the alternatives, and the trade-offs so future you does not relitigate.

  • Risk & cost modelling

    Clear visibility into operational cost, vendor lock-in, and the failure surfaces that actually matter.


Stack & methods

Tools I reach for

  • Domain-Driven Design
  • Event-driven architecture
  • CQRS where it fits
  • C4 model diagrams
  • Azure reference architectures
  • Multi-tenant patterns

Engagement

Ways we can work together

  • Fixed-scope architecture review
  • Greenfield design partnership
  • Fractional architect across multiple squads

Questions

Good to know

  • What is solution architecture?

    It is the deliberate, written-down shape of a system — its components, data, and integrations — chosen to fit your team, budget, and constraints rather than the latest trend. The output is a target design with the trade-offs made explicit, plus a migration path that keeps the business running while you get there.

  • Why choose Stratis for solution architecture?

    Because the recommendation comes with its reasoning attached. I write architecture decision records so the 'why' survives staff changes, and I size the design to what you can actually build and operate — no distributed system where a modular monolith would have done the job.


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