strangler-integrator

Gateway unification routes isolated services through a single entry point using the Strangler Fig pattern. This approach consolidates n8n, LangFlow, and internal APIs into one access point on port 3000, enabling frontend clients to connect through a unified URL instead of managing multiple service endpoints.

The Strangler Fig pattern gradually replaces isolated services by routing them through a proxy gateway. Instead of a disruptive migration, it allows incremental consolidation of n8n, LangFlow, and external services, letting you migrate traffic progressively while maintaining service availability and compatibility.

Yes. Progressive routing through a gateway-driven proxy enables incremental migration of n8n and LangFlow without stopping services. The Strangler Fig approach routes traffic gradually, letting you consolidate services at your own pace while frontend clients connect through a single unified endpoint.

Yes. The gateway proxy layer routes to multiple targets including n8n, LangFlow, and internal APIs concurrently. This multi-target routing delivers a unified URL and single access point while preserving each service's independence and compatibility requirements.

Use a gateway-driven Strangler Fig pattern to consolidate microservices incrementally. This architecture routes n8n, LangFlow, and APIs through a single proxy on port 3000, providing frontend clients one unified interface while supporting progressive migration and maintaining architectural and licensing requirements.