Architecture

Software Architecture

Design and review of systems that have to hold under real load, real failure, and real cost pressure. The output is a documented target state and a sequenced path to it, not a diagram.

When businesses engage Blobb for this

A system has reached a scale its original boundaries did not anticipate
Changes cross too many services and teams before reaching production
A modernization program has a destination but no safe sequence
Architecture decisions live in diagrams that no longer match the system

What the work involves

Blobb maps the current system, its data flow, service boundaries, dependencies, and failure modes. A target architecture is tested against expected load, commercial constraints, and the team’s ability to operate it. Migration is sequenced so value arrives before the final state. Each trade-off is written down and can be revisited when the constraints change.

What you get

Current and target architecture records
A sequenced migration plan
Service boundary and data flow decisions
Failure, scaling, and cost assumptions
Decision records for material trade-offs

How it is engaged

Blobb usually recommends an independent assessment before a design or re-architecture program. Depending on what is already known, that can be a full architecture audit or a focused review of the decision at hand.