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Monolithic architecture #2664

Open iluwatar opened 9 months ago

iluwatar commented 9 months ago

Description:

The Monolithic Architecture design pattern structures an application as a single, unified codebase where all modules and components are tightly integrated and run as a single service. This pattern simplifies development, testing, and deployment processes, making it suitable for smaller teams and applications with straightforward requirements.

Key elements of the Monolithic Architecture:

This pattern is advantageous for applications that do not require complex scaling and have limited functional scope.

References:

Acceptance Criteria:

  1. Project Structure: Create a new module following the project structure guidelines.
  2. Implementation: Develop a simple monolithic application that incorporates all business logic, data access, and user interfaces within the single application.
  3. Functionality: Ensure the application covers a basic but comprehensive use case that demonstrates the Monolithic Architecture effectively.
  4. Testing: Write unit tests to cover key functionalities, ensuring robust test coverage.
  5. Documentation: Provide a detailed README file explaining:
    • What the Monolithic Architecture is.
    • Use cases and scenarios where it is applicable.
    • How the provided example demonstrates the Monolithic Architecture pattern.
  6. Quality Assurance: Ensure all existing and new tests pass successfully.
  7. Code Review: Conduct a thorough code review to ensure the implementation adheres to the project's coding standards and best practices.
  8. References: Include references to relevant documentation and external resources that explain the Monolithic Architecture in detail.
nuxchristopher commented 9 months ago

Hi @iluwatar, I have some initial thoughts on this issue, could you assign this one to me?

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