Flagship engagement

Service Dependency Mapping

A structured survey of how your applications call each other, where shared libraries and queues sit, and which paths break first when load rises.

Architectural blueprint sheets spread across a drafting table

Who it is for

Engineering leads and operations managers who need a clear picture of how services lean on each other before a release, migration, or capacity change.

What you leave with

A dependency map, risk notes on critical paths, and a prioritized list of bottlenecks with concrete remediation options.

How it is delivered

On-site workshops in Seoul or remote document review. Typical duration: 2–4 weeks.

From ₩4,800,000 — Fixed scope quote after a scoping call.

Included

  • Inventory of services, queues, caches, and shared data stores
  • Call-path tracing for the three highest-traffic user journeys
  • Identification of single points of failure and circular dependencies
  • Written findings report with diagrams suitable for stakeholder review
  • Two working sessions: kickoff and findings walkthrough

Not included

  • Rewriting application code or deploying infrastructure changes
  • Ongoing monitoring setup after the engagement ends
  • Vendor license procurement

Process

  1. Scoping call to agree systems in scope and access needed
  2. Document and runtime evidence collection with your team
  3. Dependency graph construction and bottleneck ranking
  4. Findings workshop and delivery of the written report

Preparation

Provide architecture diagrams if you have them, access to staging metrics, and a named technical contact for questions.

Constraints

Best suited for teams with between five and forty named services. Larger estates are split into phased maps.