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How to incrementally replace decades-old monolithic ERP systems with modern microservices, Next.js frontends, and automated CDC data replication without risking business downtime.
Attempting to rewrite an entire 15-year-old enterprise software stack in a single secret development phase is the highest-risk strategy in enterprise IT. Business logic has evolved over years, edge cases are undocumented, and user muscle memory is deeply entrenched.
The Strangler Fig pattern provides an orderly migration pathway: modern microservices are placed alongside the legacy core, intercepting specific URL paths and database events one service at a time until the legacy core can be safely decommissioned.
An edge API gateway evaluates request paths: new endpoints route to Go/Node microservices, while legacy unmigrated routes pass transparently to the original backend.
By attaching Debezium to the legacy database transaction log (WAL/Binlog), every insert and update publishes to Apache Kafka streams instantly. Modern microservices ingest these streams and maintain their own optimized read-models without locking the legacy database.
The Strangler Fig methodology turns risky enterprise overhauls into a predictable, non-disruptive evolution with zero operational downtime.
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