Architecture Pattern
Noun · Development
Definitions
A reusable high-level solution shape for organizing software systems, such as layered architecture, event-driven systems, or CQRS. Architecture patterns help teams reason about structure and tradeoffs, but they still need to be adapted to the actual workload and constraints.
In plain English: A common high-level way of structuring a software system.
Example: "They chose a publish-subscribe architecture pattern because multiple downstream services needed to react independently to order state changes."
Related Terms
- Architecture
- Software Architecture
- System Architecture
- Testability
- Application Architecture
- Architecture Decision
- Architecture Document
- Architecture Review
- Availability Pattern
- Caching Pattern
- Callback Pattern
- Chain Pattern
- Code Architecture
- Code Design
- Component Design
- Component Factory
- Compound Component
- Design Pattern Culture