Software
Architecture
In this stage, the application architecture is defined, allowing us to better determine the application's infrastructure.
We also define the software components, the costs involved, and communication with other systems.
After this stage, we deliver documents that help align expectations with our stakeholders.
Designing better tools, costs, and standards to be used.
What is
Software Architecture
Software Architecture is the technical foundation that supports an application.
At this stage, the system's fundamental structures are defined, including technology infrastructure, internal components, integrations with other systems, and the development standards to be used.
A well-planned architecture ensures scalability, security, performance, and cost reduction in the long term.
How Software Architecture Works
The process is conducted in a technical and strategic way, focusing on feasibility and efficiency. It involves:
Choosing the application architecture: definition of layers, microservices, APIs, database, and more.
Infrastructure and technology: selection of servers, cloud, development and production environments.
Componentization: identifying main modules and functionalities.
Integrations: analysis of communication with other systems (ERPs, CRMs, etc.).
Cost estimation: calculation of resources, licenses, and maintenance.
Technical documentation: delivery of detailed documents for alignment with stakeholders, including technical scope, data flows, and standards used.
This stage allows alignment of expectations, reduction of technical risks, and informed decision-making before development begins.
