What is software architecture?
The software architecture defines and structures a solution that meets the technical and operational requirements. The software architecture optimizes attributes that affect a number of decisions, e.g. B. Security, Performance, and Manageability. These decisions ultimately affect application quality, maintenance, performance, and overall success.
The software architecture is a structured framework that is used to conceptualize software elements, relationships, and properties. This term also refers to the documentation of the software architecture, which facilitates communication between stakeholders while documenting early high-level decisions regarding the reuse of design and design components and patterns for different projects. The process of software architecture works by abstracting and separating these problems to reduce complexity.
Architecture Description Language (ADL) describes software architecture. Different ADLs are being developed by different organizations. Common ADL elements are connectors, components and configurations.
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