Roles, permissions, audit trail, multi-tenancy. Built with Spring Boot, Quarkus or Go — all open source, so you still own your code in ten years.
An application that carries your business runs for ten years or more. In that time vendors change pricing, discontinue products or get acquired. An open-source stack removes that risk: the source is open, the community large, and operations do not hang on a contract.
Before code exists the domain gets cut: which terms, which rules, which boundaries. Domain-driven design gives the application a structure still understandable years later.
Spring Boot or Quarkus on the JVM, Go for lean services. Plus PostgreSQL, Liquibase for schema migrations and Keycloak for identity — all open source and production-proven.
Roles and rights centralised, every change in the audit log. Tests run against real databases in containers, not against mocks — what is green also works in production.
Containers on Kubernetes, metrics via Prometheus, traces via OpenTelemetry. The application stays maintainable because operations were considered from the start.
licence cost for the stack — your budget goes into functionality, not maintenance contracts.
is yours. You can change teams at any time without rebuilding the application.
years of perspective: Spring, Quarkus and Go have large communities and long support cycles.
All open source — no licence costs, no lock-in.
30-min intro call — free.
No standard pitch. I listen, ask the right questions and give an honest assessment — even if we are not the right partner.
