I’m ready to break our monolithic WordPress-based marketplace into a true microservices platform. The goal is to keep the existing features intact while giving the product space to scale and deploy independently on AWS. Here is the core of what I need done: • Design an overall microservices architecture that lifts the WordPress logic out into independently deployable services, fronted by a single GraphQL API. • Implement those services on AWS using Lambda for compute, Amazon S3 for static assets and media, and Amazon RDS for the relational data that still makes sense to keep together. • Provide a clean GraphQL schema that mirrors everything customers and admins can do today—account actions, catalog queries, checkout, and payments—so the front-end (and any future mobile apps) can talk to a single gateway. • Supply infrastructure-as-code (CloudFormation or Terraform) so environment spin-up is reproducible, plus CI/CD scripts for zero-downtime rollouts. • Migrate the current live data and ensure parity tests prove nothing was lost or broken. Hand-off is complete when code, documentation, and deployment scripts are in my Git repo and I can launch a staging copy from scratch. If you’ve split WordPress or similar PHP apps before and are comfortable wiring Lambda, S3, and RDS behind a GraphQL layer, let’s talk. To Apply Please include: Examples of similar microservices projects Recommended architecture for this project Tech stack suggestion (Laravel / Node / etc.) Estimated timeline Any suggestions to improve scalability