arc42 by Example - 20th Anniversary Edition
arc42 by Example - 20th Anniversary Edition
Software Architecture Documentation in Practice: Real-World Examples
About the Book
This book contains several real-world software architectures, documented with the practical arc42 template.
You will learn about the inner workings of a chess engine, a huge CRM system, a cool web system to track biking activities and a few others.
Each of the examples starts with a brief description of the problem domain, including the quality requirements, before we explain the system context with all the external interfaces. Then we dive into an overview of the solution strategy to prepare you for the implementation building blocks and runtime scenarios.
Later on we explain the crosscutting concepts of every architecture and its implementation.
You will learn that documentation can be compact, helpful and easy-to-read.
This version combines the information- and real-time/embedded systems into a comprehensive collection.
It has been compiled to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the arc42 template and ecosystem.
Table of Contents
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Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Conventions
- Disclaimer
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I - Introduction
- I.1 What is arc42?
- I.2 Why this Book?
- I.3 Anniversary Edition
- I.3 Overview of the Examples
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II. HTML Sanity Checking
- II.1. Introduction and Goals
- II.2 Constraints
- II.3 System Scope and Context
- II.4 Solution Strategy
- II.5 Building Block View
- II.6 Runtime View
- II.7 Deployment view
- II.8 Cross-cutting Concepts
- II.9 Architecture Decisions
- II.10 Quality Requirements
- II.11 Risks and Technical Debt
- II.12 Glossary
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III - Mass Market Customer Relationship Management
- III.1 Introduction and Goals
- III.2 Constraints
- III.3 System Scope and Context
- III.4 Solution Strategy
- III.5 Building Block View
- III.6 Runtime View
- III.7 Deployment View
- III.8 Cross-Cutting Concepts
- III.9 Architecture Decisions
- III.10 Quality Requirements
- III.11 Risks
- III.12 Glossary
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IV - biking2
- IV.1 Introduction and Goals
- IV.2 Constraints
- IV.3 System Scope and Context
- IV.4 Solution Strategy
- IV.5 Building Block View
- IV.6 Runtime View
- IV.7 Deployment View
- IV.8 Cross-cutting Concepts
- IV.9 Architecture Decisions
- IV.10 Quality Requirements
- IV.11 Risks and Technical Debt
- IV.12 Glossary
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V - DokChess
- V.1 Introduction and Goals
- V.2 Constraints
- V.3 System Scope and Context
- V.4 Solution Strategy
- V.5 Building Block View
- V.6 Runtime View
- V.7 Deployment View
- V.8 Cross-cutting Concepts
- V.9 Architecture Decisions
- V.10 Quality Requirements
- V.11 Risks and Technical Debts
- V.12 Glossary
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VI - docToolchain
- VI.1 Introduction and Goals
- VI.2 Constraints
- VI.3 System Scope and Context
- VI.4 Solution Strategy
- VI.5 Building Block View
- VI.6 Runtime View
- VI.7 Deployment View
- VI.8 Cross-cutting Concepts
- VI.9 Architecture Decisions
- VI.10 Quality Requirements
- VI.11 Risks and Technical Debt
- VI.12 Glossary
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VII - Foto Max
- VII.1 About this document
- VII.2 Introduction and Goals
- VII.3 Quality Requirements
- VII.4 Constraints
- VII.5 System Scope and Context
- VII.6 Solution Strategy
- VII.7 Building Block View
- VII.8 Runtime View
- VII.9 Deployment View
- VII.10 Cross-cutting Concepts
- VII.11 Architecture Decisions
- VII.12 Risks & Technical Debt
- VII.13 Glossary
- VII.14 Organizational Topics
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VIII. Octopus
- VIII.1. Introduction and Goals
- VIII.2. Constraints
- VIII.3. Scope and Context
- VIII.4. Solution Strategy
- VIII.5. Building Block View
- VIII.6. Runtime View
- VIII.7. Deployment View
- VIII.8. Crosscutting Concepts
- VIII.9. Architecture Decisions
- VIII.10. Quality Scenarios
- VIII.11. Risks and Technical Debts
- VIII.12. Glossary
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IX. Traffic Pursuit Unit (TPU)
- IX.1. Introduction
- IX.2. Architectural Constraints
- IX.3. Scope and Context
- IX.4 Solution Strategy
- IX.5. Building Block View
- IX.6. Runtime View
- IX.7. Deployment View
- IX.8. Crosscutting Concepts
- IX.9. Architecture Decisions
- IX.10. Quality Requirements
- IX.11. Risks and Technical Debts
- IX.12. Glossary
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The Authors
- Gernot Starke
- Peter Hruschka
- Ivan Kostov
- Hendrik Lösch
- Ralf D. Müller
- Wolfgang Reimesch
- Michael Simons
- Stefan Zörner
- Further Reading
- Notes
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