The client, a dynamic mobile gaming and messaging startup, experienced operational difficulties due to increasing user base and message volume, including server-side performance bottlenecks, fragile monolithic architecture, and limitations in deploying new features quickly. The existing Android app also suffered from stability issues, slow rendering, and difficulty in integrating advanced native features, hindering user engagement and platform growth.
A rapidly growing mobile gaming and messaging startup operating across iOS and Android, offering real-time multiplayer games and chat functionalities, aiming to enhance scalability, resilience, and feature expansion.
The migration to a microservices architecture is expected to significantly enhance platform resilience and scalability, reducing operational risks and enabling faster deployment of new features. Anticipated results include increased app stability with crash-free rates exceeding 99.7%, improved user engagement through performant native Android features, faster time-to-market for updates, support for organic growth, and higher revenue from in-app purchases. These improvements aim to position the platform for sustained growth in competitive mobile gaming and messaging markets.