Software Architecture Design-five-view methodology

1) physical architecture
The purpose of the physical architecture is to determine the topological structure of physical nodes and physical nodes. The physical nodes include servers, PCs, dedicated servers, software installation, deployment, and writing, and system software selection; the Topological Structure defines the relationship between physical nodes.

2) Operating Architecture
The purpose of the running architecture is to determine the control flow and control flow organization. The control flow includes processes, threads, and service programs. The control flow organization includes system startup and shutdown, control flow communication, synchronization, and locking.

3) development architecture
The purpose of the development architecture is to determine the program unit and the organizational structure of the Program unit. The program Unit includes the source file, configuration file, library, framework, and target unit; the Program unit organization includes Project Division, project directory structure, and compilation dependency.

4) logical architecture
The purpose of the logical architecture is to divide responsibilities and clarify their relationships with collaboration. The division of responsibilities should be based on the logic hierarchy, subsystems, and key categories; the definition of collaboration focuses on the definition of interfaces and the relationship between collaboration.

5) Data Model
The purpose of the data architecture is to determine the data to be stored and the storage format. The stored data can be files, relational databases, and real-time databases. The storage format includes file formats and database charts.