The Foundation of Scalable Systems
Effective software architecture design ensures systems can handle growth in users, features, and complexity. Here are the core principles we follow:
Modular Design
Separating components to reduce coupling while maintaining clear, reusable interfaces.
Microservices Orientation
Building independent, scalable services with their own lifecycle and data ownership.
Common Architecture Patterns
Monolithic Pattern
Best for early-stage products, offering centralized management and deployment.
Event-Driven Architecture
Enables high scalability through asynchronous event communication across services.
Performance Optimization Tips
Caching Strategies
Implement tiered caching (in-memory, distributed, CDN) to reduce database load.
Asynchronous Processing
Use message broking systems for decoupled, scalable task queue management.