10 Architecture Patterns Used In Enterprise Software Development Today

Ever wondered how large enterprise scale systems are designed? Before major software development starts, we have to choose a suitable architecture that will provide us with the desired functionality and quality attributes. According to Wikipedia, an architectural pattern is a general, reusable solution to a commonly occurring problem in software architecture within a given context. In this video, I will briefly explain the most important architectural patterns used in the enterprise app development today.

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[yuriymatso]

0:33 Layered Pattern / n-tier architecture
1:40 Pipe Filter Pattern
2:49 Client Server Pattern
3:48 Model View Controller Pattern
4:48 Event Bus Pattern
5:48 Microservices Pattern
6:45 Broker Pattern
7:46 Peer to Peer Pattern
8:54 Blackboard Pattern
10:00 Master Slave Pattern

[domemvs]

What‘s important to understand is that these patterns are not mutually exclusive.

[domemvs]

Can‘t figure out if this is text-to-speech or a real person talking.

[stannone]

I think its crazy that you can find all this patterns in a frontend application nowadays.

[adelam.]

love love love the simple and structured descriptions and advantages/disadvantages for each pattern

[kevinshoang]

Did you just present a mix of patterns in many domains in 1 video?

[moneyfish]

Good list of patterns. Great overview.

[jvpyqet]

Thank you for your charity and kindness! Your lessons are awesome

[animeshbhatt]

There are some subtle differences between architecture and design. Like MVC is more of a design pattern.

[vampiroast]

Thank you for your video! I have used n-tier and MVC patterns in my projects, I want to learn new patterns or architectures, I'm confused sometimes those words are used interchangeably. But I can't find practical projects of all the other patterns, just theory. Anyone knows where can I find practical projects?

[elementsoflife]

I assume that the large enterprise apps can utilize multiple patterns concurrently. Is that true?

[riley]

I hear distortions in the audio that either means it's text to speech or just a crappy mic. If not then would love to know what text to speech this is because it's really good.

[chloinger]

Thanks for this Video! Really helpful for my IOT course. ☺️

[shizhouliu]

What's the diff between the broker pattern and event but pattern? They both like the Kafka.

[yeabuddy]

Great video, anyone know of a valid use case/example for the blackboard pattern? Very possible only having experience with web and mobile development has limited my perception but, I can't think of when this would be an obvious design choice, although, I'm sure there are many obvious ones

[riptide]

Great video. Thank you for that. I think there might be a mistake at 4:46 because the arrow between View and User should be pointing in the opposite direction as the user sees the view and not vice versa, or do I miss something?

Best wishes and please keep up the good work!

[deepaghera]

could some one recommend book which cover these all this architecture pattern?

[guidobit]

Hmmm what about cqrs, event sourcing, actor model...

[contactdi]

I don't know but I found all of these patterns to be same.. Layered (4/3 tier architecture) == MVC =~ Client-Server architecture

[MrKristian]

Can you justify why there is a performance bottleneck in Client-Server pattern? 3:18
Is it a performance bottleneck *because* it's a single point of failure, or just a performance bottleneck in general?