Software Architecture Fundamentals
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This book gives you all the basic know-how you need to begin designing scalable system software architectures. It goes into detail on all the most important terms and concepts and how they relate to other IT practices.┬а
Following on from the basics, it describes the techniques and methods required for the planning, documentation, and quality management of software architectures. It details the role, the tasks, and the work environment of a software architect, as well as looking at how the job itself is embedded in company and project structures. The book also addresses the tools required for the job.┬а
This edition has been updated to conform to the ISO/IEC 25010 and ISO/IEC/IEEE 42010 standards. It also puts increased emphasis on domain-driven design, and looks at contemporary architectures such as microservices.┬а
The book is based on the International Software Architecture Qualification BoardтАЩs Certified Professional for Software Architecture тАУ Foundation Level (CPSA-F) syllabus, version 4.1.1. (July 2017).┬а
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Mahbouba Gharbi is managing director and Chief Architect at ITech Progress GmbH, and chairman of the board at the International Software Architecture Qualification Board (iSAQB). She is a self-confessed software architecture enthusiast and the author of many expert articles. She is a welcome guest speaker at numerous international conferences. ┬а
Prof. Dr. Arne Koschel is a lecturer at the University of Hanover, specializing in distributed (data) systems. He has many years of industry experience planning and developing data systems. He also lectures on a range of IT topics that includes SOA, integration, middleware, EDA, and cloud computing. He is an active member of the iSAQB board. ┬а
Prof. Dr. Andreas Rausch is head of the software systems department at the Technical University of Clausthal. He is a consultant and lead software architect for a number of large-scale distributed software systems. ┬а
