monolith-decomposer

What problem does it solve?

Break down a large, unwieldy monolith into independently deployable services using the strangler fig pattern, reducing risk during migration.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Anti-corruption boundary: introduce a clean interface in the monolith before extraction.
• Phase-driven migration: follow the six phases (Identify, Isolate, Mirror, Route, Migrate, Clean) to guide the work.
• End-to-end service ownership: create a new service with its own database, health checks, and API surface matching the monolith interface.
• Use Case: gradually migrate a module to a new service while routing a portion of traffic to the new implementation.

Quick Start

Follow the six-phase plan to begin extracting a feature from the monolith using the strangler fig approach.