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Architectural Design Patterns

The methods and techniques used to construct and optimize solution architectures, including strategies for building scalable and resilient architectures, ensuring security and usability, and overcoming architectural constraints through automation and testing

intermediate
5 hours
Software Engineering
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Architectural design patterns are essential frameworks that guide software developers in creating efficient and maintainable systems. By understanding various patterns like layered architecture, microservices, and event-driven architecture, developers can choose the right approach for their projects...

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Key Terms

Architecture
The overall structure of a software system, defining its components and their relationships.

Example: The architecture of a web application includes the client-side and server-side components.

Layer
A distinct level in a layered architecture that has specific responsibilities.

Example: In a three-layer architecture, the presentation layer handles user interface tasks.

Microservices
An architectural style that structures an application as a collection of loosely coupled services.

Example: An e-commerce platform may use microservices for payment processing and inventory management.

Event
A significant change in state that triggers a response in an event-driven architecture.

Example: A user clicking a button can generate an event that updates the user interface.

Client
A software component that requests services from a server.

Example: A web browser acts as a client when it requests a webpage from a web server.

Server
A software or hardware system that provides services to clients.

Example: A database server stores and retrieves data for applications.

Related Topics

Software Development Life Cycle
The process of planning, creating, testing, and deploying software applications.
intermediate
Design Principles
Fundamental guidelines that inform the design of software systems.
intermediate
Cloud Computing Architectures
Architectural patterns specifically designed for cloud-based applications.
advanced

Key Concepts

Layered ArchitectureMicroservicesEvent-Driven ArchitectureClient-Server