Software architecture trade-offs

One of the most difficult tasks an architect will face is untangling the various forces and trade-offs at play in their architectures--and that's particularly true for distributed systems. If an architect thinks they've discovered something that isn't a trade-off, more likely they jus...

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Corporate Author: O'Reilly (Firm), publisher (publisher)
Other Authors: Ford, Neal, presenter (presenter), Richards, Mark, on-screen participant (onscreen participant), Wells, Sarah, on-screen participant, Johnson, Jonathan, on-screen participant, Silva, Abel Fresnillo, on-screen participant
Format: Video
Language:Inglés
Published: Sebastopol, California : O'Reilly Media, Inc [2023]
Edition:[First edition]
Series:Superstream series (O'Reilly (Firm))
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See on Biblioteca Universitat Ramon Llull:https://discovery.url.edu/permalink/34CSUC_URL/1im36ta/alma991009823025606719
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Summary:One of the most difficult tasks an architect will face is untangling the various forces and trade-offs at play in their architectures--and that's particularly true for distributed systems. If an architect thinks they've discovered something that isn't a trade-off, more likely they just haven't identified what the trade-off is yet. After all, as the first law of software architecture states: Everything in software architecture is a trade-off. While the scope of software architecture is almost impossibly broad, unifying elements do exist. But to truly understand and evaluate the significance of trade-offs in architecture, developers need a working knowledge of basic concepts and terminology concerning components, modularity, coupling, and connascence. These expert-led sessions will level up your skills and help you work through the complexity and trade-offs in your own system.
Physical Description:1 online resource (1 video file (3 hr., 16 min.)) : sound, color