Spring Boot Services and APIs
Production services with configuration, security and observability set up conventionally.
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Java
The platform enterprises trust with their core systems.
SKAD IT Solutions builds and maintains Java applications, from Spring Boot services to large legacy estates that still run the business.
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Clear ownership
Decision rights mapped early
Reviewable delivery
Visible work and release cadence
Maintainable handoff
Documentation built into delivery
Organizations SKAD Has Worked With
What We Build
Enterprise Application Development
Large, long-lived systems where maintainability outweighs novelty.
Legacy Java Modernisation
Moving off old Java versions and application servers incrementally.
Microservices and Distributed Systems
Service decomposition with messaging, resilience and distributed tracing.
Batch and Data Processing
Scheduled and high-volume processing with Spring Batch and related tooling.
Integration Work
Connecting Java systems to databases, queues, SAP, mainframes and third-party APIs.
Why Teams Choose Us
Modernisation without a rewrite
Old Java estates get replaced incrementally, because big-bang rewrites of core systems usually fail.
Standard Spring patterns
Conventional structure, so your team and future hires can work in it.
Observability included
Metrics, tracing and structured logging in from the start.
Tools and Technologies
01
Core
Java 17 and 21 
Spring Boot 
Spring Cloud 02
Data
Hibernate 
JPA 
PostgreSQL 
Oracle 03
Messaging
Kafka 
RabbitMQ 
ActiveMQ 04
Build and test
Maven 
Gradle 
JUnit 
Testcontainers Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, including Java 8 estates, alongside a plan to move forward.
Spring Boot for most enterprise work. Quarkus or Micronaut where startup time and memory matter.
Yes, moving from WebLogic, WebSphere or JBoss onto embedded servers and containers.
Dependency mapping and characterisation tests before changing anything.
Yes, through APIs, message queues or file-based interfaces.