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Answer-first: Decomposing a monolithic Magento deployment into 21 independent Go microservices reduces AWS infrastructure hosting costs from $200k/year to under $18k/year, eliminates EAV relational bottlenecks, and scales checkout throughput to 50,000+ RPS. This living playbook documents every architecture decision record (ADR), schema migration script, gRPC gateway pipeline, and zero-downtime Strangler Fig phase. 🎯 Series Overview & Problem Space Monolithic e-commerce engines like Magento 2 / Adobe Commerce impose severe operational, latency, and financial penalties on fast-growing retail enterprises: ...

Series Hub | Next Chapter: Part 1: DDD & Bounded Contexts Decomposing Magento into 21 Services → Answer-first: Migrating from a monolithic Magento deployment to a Composable Commerce platform with 21 Go microservices eliminates $200k/year in licensing fees, boosts flash-sale concurrency capacity by 10x, and mitigates single-vendor lock-in. Starting with a Modular Monolith mindset and incrementally transitioning to Composable Commerce via 21 Go microservices, Kratos v2, and Dapr PubSub represents the definitive solution for replacing Adobe Commerce / Magento Enterprise. It delivers enterprise-grade retail capabilities (multi-warehouse routing, saga checkouts, real-time search) with $0 licensing overhead, fulfilling API-first requirements for Agentic Commerce in the 2026 AI ecosystem. ...