Mobile App Performance
Reduced load times from 15s to 4-6s, enhancing user experience.
Azati designed a new architecture for a financial institution to reduce the load on the back-end system and optimize the processing of users’ requests. The solution included the transformation of a monolithic service into microservices, which significantly improved the performance and scalability of the system.
faster mobile app load
improvement in backend throughput
faster transaction history retrieval
The client faced slow mobile app load times (≈15 seconds) due to a heavily loaded monolithic backend. Their goal was to improve performance, stability, and scalability. Azati’s mission was to split the monolith into microservices, optimize SQL queries, and redesign the architecture for smoother, faster user interactions.
The client needed a secure, compliant, and fast cloud architecture. Azati evaluated third-party cloud options versus self-managed solutions, ultimately recommending an independent microservice setup to meet legislation and performance requirements.
Breaking a large monolithic service into microservices required careful planning, approvals from stakeholders, and precise orchestration. Azati proposed splitting the service into independent blocks, ensuring isolated failures didn’t affect the entire system.
The monolith performed multiple small SQL queries instead of optimized complex queries, causing slow responses and extra resource usage. Azati refactored these queries and reduced post-processing to improve system throughput.
Analyzed the existing monolithic system, identified bottlenecks in backend processing, data bus, and SQL queries, and proposed splitting into microservices.
Developed MVP of the redesigned architecture, stress-tested microservices, validated load distribution, and ensured fault isolation.
Optimized SQL queries, moved operation history to a separate screen, and improved mobile app loading times.
Prepared full technical documentation, UML diagrams, and recommendations for integrating microservices with Spring Cloud for future development.
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Schedule a callThe monolithic backend was split into multiple independent microservices, each responsible for a specific function. This design improved scalability, allowed parallel processing, and localized failures, so that problems in one service do not affect the others.
The new architecture utilized cloud-hosted microservices to optimize resource allocation and improve load distribution. The setup also enabled flexible scaling during peak times and minimized single points of failure in the backend system.
SQL queries and data processing were optimized to eliminate unnecessary requests and reduce post-processing time. This resulted in faster responses from the backend, improved mobile app load times, and more efficient utilization of server resources.
The operations history feature was moved to a dedicated screen in the mobile app, which allowed the main interface to load faster. Users could access their full transaction history without affecting the performance of other functionalities.
Reduced load times from 15s to 4-6s, enhancing user experience.
Microservices isolated failures, preventing entire system downtime.
New architecture allows horizontal scaling of services under peak load.
Optimized SQL and data handling improved backend throughput by 40-60%.
Full documentation and Spring Cloud readiness enable further platform development.
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