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The document discusses architectural patterns, specifically layered patterns which are commonly used to logically store data in tables with each layer responsible for unique tasks. Some benefits of layered patterns include manageable complexity, assigned responsibilities, and ability to strengthen individual levels. Potential drawbacks include interdependencies if not well structured and layers being skipped without relationships between components.

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Unit 1

The document discusses architectural patterns, specifically layered patterns which are commonly used to logically store data in tables with each layer responsible for unique tasks. Some benefits of layered patterns include manageable complexity, assigned responsibilities, and ability to strengthen individual levels. Potential drawbacks include interdependencies if not well structured and layers being skipped without relationships between components.

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Unit 1 - Discussion Board 2

An architectural pattern is comparable to a pattern of software design in that it provides a

universal solution to a recurring issue that arises in the software architecture when it is used in a

certain environment. Among the numerous architectural pattern, layered patterns are by far the

most common kind of architecture used today. This is due to the fact that the vast majority of

business applications and databases are designed to logically store data in a table. The software is

structured to operate in reverse, working its way down through the layers from the top down. To

ensure that the information that is being saved retains its complete authenticity, each of these

levels is responsible for carrying out a unique set of tasks, such as doing a second check on the

values or restructuring the data structure; Presentation Layer, Data Access Layer, Business Logic

Layer and Application Layer.

When constructing programs that are capable of being broken down into subtask classes,

which each have their own unique concept stage, layered patterns are used as a method of design.

The complexity of each layer can be made more manageable, responsibilities can be assigned,

the system can become more tested and current, and individual levels may be strengthened by

using a layered architecture. The pattern may cause the base codes to become a gigantic mud ball

and may result in greater issues with interdependencies if it is implemented. And it may lead to

the previous layers being skipped by coders in order to establish a tighter connection if the layers

are not well structured and there are no relationships or simple functions for the components.

These are some of the potential drawbacks of this pattern.

One of the most straightforward ways to utilize a layered template is with the

presentation layer, which is responsible for creating a positive experience for the end users. This

layer will make it easier to administer the user interface of the communication browser. It is
possible to utilize it as a way of entrance, and it may also help promote endorsements by

providing a secure form of verification. The data access layer may be able to give a specialized

technique for unintentionally supplying the necessary data, in addition to being a ideal means for

enforcing fundamental standards that are expressly required. As a result, the data has to be

created in an appropriate and meticulous manner. The layer that is utilized for this design may

also be used to store away any arbitrary information that is required in order to make use of the

database server and the records storage and collecting capabilities that are linked with it. It is

necessary to have these levels to ensure that storing data is easy and that any upgrades or updates

will not damage the architecture's application layer.

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