An Empirical Evaluation model for Software Architecture Maintainability for Object oriented Design

Dayanandan, Udaya; Vivekanandan, K.

doi:10.1145/2980258.2980459

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“…Software Maintainability refers to the ease with which changes can be made to a software product, whether to correct defects, improve performance, or adapt to a new environment (Dayanandan & Vivekanandan, 2016). This is a crucial element of software quality, directly affecting the cost, effort, and time required for modifications or enhancements.…”

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“…Efficient software development heavily relies on two critical components: maintainability and scalability. Maintainability is how a software system or component can be altered to fix errors, enhance performance, or adapt to environmental changes (Dayanandan & Vivekanandan, 2016). Conversely, scalability refers to a system's ability to manage an increasing workload by integrating additional resources (Singh & Reddy, 2014).…”

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Assessing the Impact of Microservices Architecture on Software Maintainability and Scalability

Thatikonda

2023

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This evaluation delves into the influence of Microservices Architecture (MSA) on crucial factors like software maintainability and scalability, which are vital in today's software development. Exploring MSA's features and benefits reveals how it streamlines bug tracking, improves system comprehension, increases testability, enables independent scaling of services, and optimizes resource utilization. The assessment also identifies potential obstacles, including distribution challenges, communication overhead, network delays, and data consistency. Renowned organizations like Amazon and Netflix have provided real-life scenarios with significant evidence of MSA's practicality and limitations. Though MSA's importance in building durable, scalable systems is underlined, the evaluation also stresses the need for solid design principles, practical management approaches, and constant refinement of procedures.

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Section: Impact On Software Maintainabilitymentioning

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confidence: 99%