What Is Composable Architecture?
Composable architecture is a powerful and flexible approach to designing and developing software solutions using microservices, cloud computing, and APIs.
35% of new applications will embrace composable; banking, finance, digital experience, and commerce solutions are leading the way.
Businesses are demanding new and rapidly configurable software solutions to keep pace with ever-expanding customer expectations. Composable architecture is the revolutionary approach that allows organizations to quickly create complex, scalable, and nimble applications by combining multiple, smaller services rather than building massive solutions from scratch.
With the rise of cloud technologies and better-defined application programming interfaces, organizations now have the building blocks to shape scalable, adaptable applications using a microservices, component-based approach. A composable architecture defines pluggable, packaged business components that work together to create a desired fit-for-purpose solution that is more flexible and adaptable and less risky and wasteful.
A composable architecture implements the “best in breed” concept in choosing systems but eliminates the current side effects of that approach, which can include buying features that are not needed and integration nightmares.
