[x]cube Innovation Talk: A Digital Native Podcast

Rama Krishna, the co-founder and chief architect of [x]cube LABS, discusses how SaaS companies must use microservices architecture to ensure they can open up new lines of businesses by selling individual architectural components within their products as independent services and multiply revenues.

Cloud computing and microservices are intricately linked to each other, so it's important to know how they work together, the benefits they offer, and the points to keep in mind while architecting a complex digital solution. Our co-founder and chief architect, Rama Krishna, talks in detail about his experiences with cloud and microservices and the features that excited him the most while designing products that made a difference.

Launching a new line of business based on microservices begs the essential question of how efficiently and quickly it can be scaled if the business takes off. Will your system be better equipped to take additional loads if you build it on microservices? Hear all about it from our co-founder and chief architect, Rama Krishna.

A key benefit of transitioning to a microservices architecture is that components can generate revenue for your business as they can be offered as solutions to other organizations, opening up new lines of business. Our co-founder and chief architect, Rama Krishna, details how you can make the most of it.

While transitioning from monolithic to microservices, a key concern is how we can handle the integration of 3rd party platforms and generally transition 3rd party tools to the new system. In this video, Rama Krishna, the co-founder and chief architect at [x]cube LABS, demystifies it all in a conversation with senior director Krishna Chaitanya.

Depending on whether you are a B2B or B2C company, how should your approach differ when it comes to the transition from monolithic to microservices architecture? Our co-founder and chief architect, Rama Krishna, details the nuances in a conversation with senior director Krishna Chaitanya.

While considering a transition from monolithic to microservices architecture, which components should you ideally transition first, and how do you identify them? Rama Krishna, the Chief Architect of [x]cube LABS details it all in a conversation with Senior Director, Krishna Chaitanya.

How can microservices architecture drive better results than monoliths in a world where quick releases and customer feedback are crucial to developing a great product? What will your release cycle look like if you still stick to monoliths? Rama Krishna, the Chief Architect at [x]cube LABS, explains it all in his conversation with the Senior Director of [x]cube LABS, Krishna Chaitanya.

What are the key advantages of transitioning to a microservices architecture? What would happen if you do not transition? How would it affect your efficiency and ROI? Get all the answers from our chief architect Rama Krishna and senior director Krishna Chaitanya.

Should you be wondering whether you should transition from a monolithic system to microservices at all? Would it be worth it and what would the advantages be? Rama Krishna, the chief architect of [x]cube LABS, answers these critical questions in a conversation with Krishna Chaitanya, senior Director at [x]cube LABS.