vFunction, recently named a Gartner Cool Vendor and leader in AI-driven architectural observability, introduced new capabilities designed to address microservices sprawl and reduce technical debt. These features allow software teams to enforce architectural governance, ensuring system resiliency and scalability.
The platform’s governance rules help teams manage distributed applications by monitoring service dependencies, enforcing boundaries, and maintaining correct database relationships. These rules prevent architectural drift, where services deviate from original design principles, and minimize risks.
Alongside governance tools, vFunction introduced comprehensive flow analysis features for both monolithic and microservices architectures. These tools provide real-time visibility into application behavior, comparing actual production flows to design expectations. This helps teams identify and address issues with testing coverage and architectural inconsistencies before they affect performance.
“Good software architecture is critical for maintaining application health and business success,” said Moti Rafalin, CEO and co-founder of vFunction. “Our new governance tools allow teams to enforce best practices, reduce unnecessary dependencies, and minimize technical debt.”
vFunction’s new flow analysis capabilities also provide live coverage for monolithic applications and sequence diagrams for distributed systems, giving teams a clear view of real-time user flows compared to design expectations. This feature helps identify inefficient or overly complex flows, allowing teams to proactively resolve architectural issues that could impact performance, scalability, and resiliency.
By bridging the gap between production behavior and design intent, vFunction ensures that engineering teams can maintain architectural integrity while accelerating development cycles.
Additionally, vFunction achieved ISO 27001 certification, furthering its commitment to information security and data protection for customers.
