Unpacking usual patterns in monolithic architectures
How about we delve into the common patterns used in monolithic applications? By exploring these patterns, we can gain valuable insights into how these applications are designed and structured. Understanding these patterns can help us make informed decisions about designing our monolithic applications, making them more efficient and effective. Therefore, take the time to explore this topic and see what we can learn.
What is layered architecture?
Layered architecture, or N-layer architecture, is a software design pattern that organizes application components into a series of horizontal layers, each with distinct roles and responsibilities. It is the most typical architecture pattern used in software engineering. In this architecture, each layer only communicates with the adjacent layer and with a clear separation of concerns. This structure typically includes at least three layers, as shown in Figure 4.2:
