Principles of Modernizing Software Architectures.

A detailed guide to designing scalable and maintainable software, written by recognized experts in the field of software architectures. It discusses the main challenges of monolithic applications and anti-patterns that lead to problems with their scalability and maintenance. The principles of quality design are outlined, including loose coupling and encapsulation. Architectural patterns that enable the construction of scalable and maintainable applications, such as layered architecture and microservices model, are described in detail. Approaches to the proper migration of monoliths to distributed systems are demonstrated. Proven methods for testing and deploying distributed systems ensuring their reliability and efficiency are discussed.