Software Architecture Best Practices for Building Robust Systems: Key architectural patterns, including MVC, layered architecture, and event-driven ar

Building resilient, maintainable software begins with rock-solid architecture-and this book shows you exactly how. In Software Architecture Best Practices for Building Robust Systems, veteran systems architect Dr. Aisha Kapoor distills decades of real-world experience into a clear, actionable roadmap for designing applications that scale, adapt, and endure. You'll explore core architectural patterns-Model-View-Controller for clean separation of concerns, layered architecture for modular reliability, and event-driven architecture for highly responsive systems-then learn how to combine them into hybrid solutions tailored to your project's needs.

Through concise explanations, hands-on examples, and code-agnostic diagrams, you'll discover how to:

• Partition complexity with MVC so your UI, business logic, and data layers evolve independently

• Enforce boundaries in layered architectures to simplify testing, deployment, and team collaboration

• Embrace asynchrony using event queues and pub/sub to build fault-tolerant, loosely coupled components

• Measure and optimize performance, reliability, and maintainability with practical metrics and design reviews

• Adapt on the fly by applying microservices, domain-driven design, and CQRS where they make sense

Whether you're a senior developer stepping up to architect your first large-scale system or a technical lead overhauling legacy code, this book delivers proven patterns, anti-patterns to avoid, and checklists you can apply immediately. You'll finish with the confidence-and the concrete blueprints-to deliver software that stands the test of time.