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What is Software Architecture?
Software architecture is the high-level structure or blueprint of a software system. It defines how different parts of an application are organized, how they communicate with each other. Software Architecture pattern and styles. 1. Monolithic Architecture Multi-Tier Architecture 2. Microservices Architecture Definition: Microservices architecture is a software design pattern where applications are structured as a collection of small, loosely coupled services, each responsible for a specific function. Characteristics: 1 How to Identify Microservices. 2 How to structure Microservices. 3.Communication in Microservices. 4. Challenges of Microservices 5.Scaling strategies in Microservices. 6. Real World Example of Microservices 3. Event Driven Architecture 1. Introduction to Event-Driven Architecture Definition: A system design where components…
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What is system design
System Design is the process of deciding how different components of a software system will work together to satisfy business and technical requirements. 2. What is Scalability?. Scalability means can my system handle more users, requests, or data when the load increases? Imagine you have a small restaurant. Today: Tomorrow, 1,000 customers arrive. If the restaurant can increase its capacity by adding more chefs, tables, kitchens, etc., it is scalable. The same concept applies to software. 3. What is Reliability? Reliability means can the system work correctly and consistently without failing? Imagine you have a car. You expect: If the car frequently breaks down, it is not very reliable. Software…