Design Microservices Architecture with Patterns and Principles - Design the Architecture - Modular Monolithic Architectu

The video tutorial introduces the modular Montek architecture as a solution to the limitations of clean architecture in a growing ecommerce environment. It highlights the importance of understanding design tools and requirements, both functional and nonfunctional, and introduces Patanan principles for effective design. The final architecture design is detailed, emphasizing module separation and implementation strategies. Vertical slice use cases are explained, showcasing flexibility and reliability. The video concludes with a look at potential future improvements in the Montek architecture.

What was one of the main issues with the previous clean architecture?

• Poor user interface design

• Inability to handle large databases

• Context switching and vertical slicing problems

• Lack of modularity

Which new non-functional requirements are introduced with the Modular Montek Architecture?

• Cost efficiency and speed

• Reliability and reusability

• Security and compliance

• Scalability and performance

What is the primary benefit of organizing modules by logical horizontal layers?

• Increased flexibility and reliability

• Faster database queries

• Enhanced security

• Improved user interface

How does the Modular Montek Architecture handle new feature requests?

• By isolating them in separate modules

• By delaying implementation

• By integrating them into a single module

• By outsourcing development

What is the role of vertical slice use cases in the Modular Montek Architecture?

• To reduce development costs

• To enhance database performance

• To encapsulate business logic within modules

• To improve user experience