It is the software architect's job to decide the size of architectural components, which can significantly influence a system's outcomes, both positively and negatively.
Neal Ford and Mark Richards propose an iterative approach to address the challenge of identifying and right-sizing components.
This method emphasizes continuous refinement as teams develop a more nuanced understanding of system behavior and requirements.
The following architectural anti-patterns can arise when architects make decisions.
These anti-patterns often follow a progressive sequence, where resolving one may lead to the emergence of another.