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The high level design and description of software systems frequently characterized by having large quantities of persistent data that is accessed concurrently.

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While modeling the As-Is state for the enterprise architecture of Big Organization IT main department, where the IT sub-departments provide internal services to various branches, factories, and ...
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I'm developing an enterprise-grade warehouse management application for a chemistry laboratory. A critical feature involves mixing multiple stock solutions to create new solutions based on predefined ...
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We have a very complex and mature ASP.NET web application that is about 20 years old and has 5 million lines of code spread across roughly 30 project in a single monolithic solution. It's running on ....
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How would you recommend describing a different deployment environments in Structurizr? For example: An Acceptance environment may contain less nodes than a Production one Different environments may ...
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I am tasked to design a system that should receive data either as files or via an API and perform ETL functions. The end result is put into an RDBMS. For the sake of example, imagine a system that ...
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I have been asked to give a 45 minute talk on my team's system architecture to an incoming product manager (PM). Well, this PM's "mentor" highly recommended asking for one. I'm comfortable ...
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I took over a development team working on life-safety critical software earlier in the year. The product has been in development for about 8 years, but the current team has only been working on the ...
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Currently, all REST applications I work with have a three-layered architecture: Persistence -> Contains "entity" classes with JPA annotations / Spring Data JPA repositories Core -> ...
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Working on DDD lately got me thinking about how it preforms on large scale systems. Watching many tutorials and reading many articles makes it look fun and promising for small projects. I have three ...
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We have a large code base with lots of workflow data (camunda) that does this: Create a reporting event in the codebase Give it a code + payload Put the item on a message queue Consume queue ...
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Overall cost and simplicity are the primary strengths of the layered architecture style. Being monolithic in nature, layered architectures don’t have the complexities associated with distributed ...
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What does it mean this fish object on the architecture diagram?
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Imagine there is a stream of requests for about 500 types of work. There can be say 5 workers in parallel. One type of work should be executed by at most one worker at the same time. The requests for ...
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We have a largeish .NET Core project which uses Mediatr and EF Core. Many of the queries look something like: public class GetSomeInformation : IRequest<string> { public int DocumentId { get;...
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I have an ERP-style system that needs to allow users to orchestrate an Entity.action() on a variety of objects that implement the Entity interface, at different datetimes. Calling action() would ...
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