architecture-pattern-selector
Architecture Pattern Selector
Provides systematic framework for selecting the right architecture pattern based on real-world constraints rather than hype or resume-driven development.
When to Use
- Designing a new system from scratch
- Evaluating whether to migrate from monolith to microservices
- Choosing between serverless vs container-based architecture
- Assessing if current architecture matches actual needs
Architecture Patterns
1. Monolith
Best for: Early-stage products, small teams, rapid iteration
Characteristics:
- Single deployable unit
- Shared database
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