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Hybrid and Evolving Architectures: Starting Modular, Extracting Services

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Curriculum surface​

  • Open learner-facing unit
  • Curriculum path: content/curriculum/architecture/semester-07-architecture-ddd/module-02-architecture-patterns-modular/concepts/cluster-05-choosing-a-style/15-hybrid-and-evolving-architectures-starting-modular-extracting-services-primary.md
  • App: architecture
  • Semester: semester-07-architecture-ddd
  • Module: module-02-architecture-patterns-modular
  • Unit kind: concept
  • Curation level: module_curated

Learning objectives​

  • Explain Hybrid and Evolving Architectures: Starting Modular, Extracting Services as a choice among modular structures and coupling tradeoffs, not as a pattern-name checklist.
  • Use Hybrid and Evolving Architectures: Starting Modular, Extracting Services to predict how change, testing, deployability, and team coordination will behave in a real codebase.
  • Use fundamentals-of-software-architecture to connect the learner page to modular boundaries, dependency direction, and architectural style tradeoffs.

Prerequisites​

  • Comfort with architecture fundamentals and quality-attribute reasoning from module 01.

Source books​

  • fundamentals-of-software-architecture

Source routes​

Fundamentals Of Software Architecture​

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External enrichment​

  • Martin Fowler: Monolith First (read_if_stuck) - Useful when the learner needs a grounded counterweight to pattern cargo culting and premature distribution.
  • Simon Brown: Modular Monoliths (optional_deep_dive) - Provides a practical middle ground between architectural purity and operational complexity.

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Source-of-truth note​

This teaching unit is learner-facing guidance. Its canonical source backbone is the referenced book fundamentals-of-software-architecture, and outside material should only clarify or strengthen that backbone.