Introduction
- An atlas of system topologies.
- A compendium of architectural patterns.
- One of the largest and most cohesive pattern languages.
As a software architecture consultant, my background includes 15 years of hands-on coding with 6 years of technical project management.
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Appendices
- Acknowledgements
- Books referenced
- Copyright
- Disclaimer
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Evolutions of architectures
- Evolutions of a Monolith that lead to Shards
- Evolutions of a Monolith that result in Layers
- Evolutions of a Monolith that make Services
- Evolutions of a Monolith that rely on Plugins
- Evolutions of Shards that share data
- Evolutions of Shards that share logic
- Evolutions of Layers that make more layers
- Evolutions of Layers that help large projects
- Evolutions of Layers to improve performance
- Evolutions of Layers to gain flexibility
- Evolutions of Services that restructure services
- Evolutions of Services that add layers
- Evolutions of a Pipeline
- Evolutions of a Middleware
- Evolutions of a Shared Repository
- Evolutions of a Proxy
- Evolutions of an Orchestrator
- Evolutions of a Sandwich
- Format of a metapattern
- Glossary
- History of changes
- Index of patterns
- Martin Fowler's Bliki
- Software Architecture Chronicles
- Patterns and Principles
- UI and UX Patterns
- Enterprise Integration Patterns
- Microservices Patterns
- Gang of Four Design Patterns
- Game Programming Patterns
- PLoP Archive
- Metapatterns website
