Evolutionizing Web Hosting with Xneelo

Overview

Established in 1999, Xneelo is a leading global web hosting and ISP company renowned for smart problem-solving processes. With an exponentially growing user base, the need for scalable solutions became paramount.

The Challenge: Shifting from Monolith to Microservices
Facing limitations with a monolithic PHP code architecture, Xneelo's development pipeline struggled to keep pace. The complexity of 10 million lines of code, disparate teams managing isolated functions, and scalability concerns demanded a radical transformation.

Integration of scalable features.
Data format disparities and latency on extensive datasets.
Implementation of numerous microservices for enhanced performance.
Security enhancements to safeguard sensitive information.
Improving software maintainability for future readiness.

The Solution: Microservices!
Embracing a modular system with re-utilizable building blocks, Deqode aimed to optimize Xneelo's performance through a meticulous migration from monolithic to microservices infrastructure. The transition involved discrete backend service decoupling, ensuring seamless AWS integration, and gradually moving user interface-impacting services.

Decoupling Backend Services: Ensured flawless AWS integration, laying the foundation for further migration.
User Interface Transition: Migrated services affecting the user interface, including configurations, payments, and sign-ups.
Data Migration to the Cloud: Moved data sources, backups, and systems of records to the cloud, creating a resilient and global resource pool.

Deliverables

Developed microservices for efficient allocation, management, and decommissioning of hosting services.
Transitioned the entire codebase to microservices, enhancing adaptability and scalability.
Upgraded low-level code to modern technologies, including Ruby, Typescript, and React frameworks.
Comprehensive documentation with flow charts, UML diagrams, code documents, and API references.
Collaborated on UI/UX, creating intuitive interfaces that define the brand's purpose.
Utilized module federations to consolidate separate builds into a unified application.