Developmental Methodologies of Software Architecture

Description

High-level software system structures and the methodology used to develop them are called software architecture. Each structure comprises software elements, their connections, and the attributes of both the elements and the connections. Similar to a structure's architecture, a software system's architecture is a metaphor. It serves as a blueprint for the system and the evolving project, outlining the design teams' duties. The system's main parts, connections (structures), and interactions are all described by the system's architecture. Several contributing variables to software architecture and design include business strategy, quality attributes, human dynamics, design, and IT environment. In recent years, the architecture of microservices has gained in popularity. In order to achieve the business objective, it is necessary to create small, independent modules of services, each of which handles a specific activity or addresses a particular problem. These modules interact with one another via clearly defined APIs. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the methodology, architectural styles, design principles, and tools that are necessary for the discipline of architectural software design.