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Techniques like ADLs (Architecture Description Languages) and visual notations (e.g., SysML) are used to document and analyze architectures before they are built.
| Quality | Example Tactics | |---------|----------------| | Availability | Ping/echo, heartbeat, redundancy, failover, active/passive | | Modifiability | Low coupling, high cohesion, abstract common services, publish-subscribe | | Performance | Prioritize resources, introduce concurrency, caching, reduce contention | | Security | Authentication, authorization, encryption, intrusion detection | | Testability | Record/playback, internal monitoring, limited interfaces | I can also reformat this into a downloadable
Architecture involves trade-offs. For instance: Overleaf or Word).
Functions as a service (AWS Lambda, Cloud Functions) pushes architecture toward event-driven, ephemeral components. Connectors are cloud-native triggers (S3 events, API Gateway). Connectors are cloud-native triggers (S3 events
Systematic doubt and continual testing are emphasized to ensure the architecture actually meets its business and quality goals. Bridging Theory with Practice
If you need a , a slide deck , or a specific section expanded (e.g., ATAM step-by-step), let me know. I can also reformat this into a downloadable .docx or .pdf structure if you provide a platform (e.g., Overleaf or Word).
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