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Software Architecture with Spring
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In Chapter 1, Diving into Software Architecture, we provided an overview of monolithic architecture. This chapter will delve deeper into this approach, its advantages and disadvantages, and how to implement a project in a monolithic architecture.
Monolithic architecture is a traditional method for creating software applications. It involves building the application as a single unit, where all components and functionalities are closely integrated and deployed on a server as a single artifact. For example, a typical application consists of components such as a frontend, core application, services, and a database. When all these elements are integrated and installed on a server, it is referred to as a monolithic architecture characterized by closely intertwined services.
In the monolithic architecture, components such as the user interface, business logic, and data access operations are all contained within...