Industry 05
Engineering depth for product and platform teams.
Deploint works with technology companies on SaaS platforms, AI products, developer platforms and the data infrastructure beneath them, as an engineering team that ships production code alongside yours.
05 / Technology
System pattern
Engineered for
- Multi-tenancy
- Release velocity
- API stability
- Cost per tenant
Typical system flow
05 stages
- 01Product
- 02APIs
- 03Platform
- 04Data
- 05AI features
Focus areas
- SaaS platforms
- AI products
- Developer platforms
- Data infrastructure
- Platform modernization
01Solutions
Product and platform engineering.
- 01
SaaS
Multi-tenant SaaS architecture with tenant isolation, metering, billing integration and per-tenant configuration and data controls.
- 02
AI products
AI features built into the product with retrieval, model orchestration, evaluation suites and cost controls from the first release.
- 03
Developer platforms
Internal developer platforms with golden paths, self-service environments and paved-road CI/CD.
- 04
Cloud-native systems
Containerized and serverless services with infrastructure as code, autoscaling and observability.
- 05
APIs
Public and partner APIs with versioning, authentication, rate limiting, documentation and SDKs.
- 06
Data infrastructure
Event pipelines, warehouses and lakehouses that serve product analytics, customer-facing reporting and ML.
- 07
AI agents
Agentic workflows with scoped tools, permission checks, human checkpoints and traces for every action.
- 08
Platform modernization
Incremental decomposition of monoliths and migration of legacy stacks while the product keeps shipping.
02Use cases
Where we add engineering capacity.
01
Shipping AI features
Taking an AI feature from prototype to production with evaluation gates, telemetry and per-request cost visibility.
- LLM orchestration
- Evaluation
- Observability
02
Scaling a SaaS platform
Re-architecting for growth in tenants and data volume, and for enterprise requirements such as SSO, audit logs and data residency.
- Multi-tenancy
- SSO / SCIM
- Sharding
03
Platform engineering
Reducing lead time with self-service infrastructure, standardized pipelines and service templates.
- Developer portal
- Terraform
- GitOps
04
Public API programs
Designing and operating APIs that partners build on, with stable contracts and clear deprecation policies.
- OpenAPI
- API gateway
- SDK generation
05
Monolith decomposition
Extracting services from a monolith along domain boundaries using the strangler pattern and contract tests.
- Strangler pattern
- Event streaming
- Contract tests
03Reference architecture
A product platform built to keep shipping.
Web, mobile and integration surfaces that customers use, built on a shared design system and API layer.
- Web apps
- Mobile
- Design systems
Product platform architecture
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Product surfaces
Web, mobile and integration surfaces that customers use, built on a shared design system and API layer.
- Web apps
- Mobile
- Design systems
04Engineering considerations
Constraints that shape product platforms.
Constraint 01
Multi-tenancy
Tenant isolation decisions shape security, cost and operability for years.
Engineering response
- Explicit isolation model per data tier
- Tenant-aware observability
- Noisy-neighbor controls
Constraint 02
AI quality and cost
AI features fail quietly and can become expensive at scale.
Engineering response
- Offline and online evaluation gates
- Per-request cost and latency telemetry
- Model routing and caching
Constraint 03
Release velocity
Engineering throughput depends on fast, safe releases.
Engineering response
- Trunk-based development and CI
- Feature flags and progressive delivery
- Automated rollback
Constraint 04
Enterprise readiness
Enterprise buyers ask for SSO, audit logs, data residency and security documentation.
Engineering response
- SSO and SCIM provisioning
- Customer-facing audit logs
- Regional deployment options
Constraint 05
API stability
Customers and partners build on your APIs. Breaking changes break their systems.
Engineering response
- Versioning and deprecation policy
- Contract testing
- Backward-compatible schema evolution
Constraint 06
Technical debt
Growth often outpaces architecture, and full rewrites stall product roadmaps.
Engineering response
- Incremental modernization
- Architecture decision records
- Fitness functions in CI
05Related capabilities
Engineering disciplines behind the work.
- 02
Software Engineering
Distributed systems, APIs and SaaS platforms designed for sustained scale.
- Distributed systems
- Microservices
- APIs
- 01
AI & Agentic Engineering
AI features and agents with evaluation, guardrails and cost controls.
- Agentic AI
- RAG
- LLM applications
- 03
Cloud & Platform Engineering
Developer platforms, Kubernetes, CI/CD and observability.
- Kubernetes
- Terraform
- CI/CD
- 05
Data & Machine Learning
Event pipelines, warehouses and ML infrastructure behind product features.
- Lakehouses
- Streaming
- ETL / ELT
06Concept architectures
Reference architectures for related problems.
- Concept Architecture
03Technology
Enterprise Cloud Modernization
An incremental path from a monolithic, data-center-hosted platform to containerized services on a governed multi-account cloud landing zone.
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07FAQ
Common questions.
01Do you work as an extension of our engineering team?
Yes. We can embed engineers in your repositories, ceremonies and on-call rotations, or take ownership of a defined workstream with clear interfaces to your team. Either way, code, documentation and decisions live in your systems.
02How do you take an AI feature to production?
We define evaluation criteria before building, run offline evaluations on representative data, ship behind feature flags with telemetry on quality, latency and cost, and keep evaluation suites running as models and prompts change.
03Can you modernize our platform while we keep shipping features?
That is the point of incremental modernization. We use the strangler pattern, contract tests and feature flags so new services replace old paths gradually, without a feature freeze.
04Which clouds and stacks do you work with?
We work across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud, on Kubernetes and serverless runtimes, and with the languages and frameworks your teams already use. We adapt to your stack rather than imposing one.
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