architecture-designer

Architecture diagrams visualize system design components and data flows using Mermaid syntax, enabling engineers to map out microservices, infrastructure planning, and scalability analysis before implementation begins.

You need to write an ADR for infrastructure planning when evaluating technology trade-offs across deployment architectures, ensuring that architectural decisions regarding scalability and data strategies are documented for stakeholder review and sign-off.

The best way to compare monolith vs microservices is to perform a trade-off analysis that evaluates deployment architectures, data strategies, and scalability requirements, producing a concise design doc with ADRs to guide the final architectural decision.

Yes, you can generate architecture diagrams using Mermaid syntax directly from your system design decisions, producing visual representations of microservices and infrastructure patterns alongside the corresponding ADRs and trade-off analyses.

Yes, this approach supports pattern selection for scalability analysis by evaluating candidate patterns and deployment architectures, producing trade-off analyses that determine which infrastructure planning choices best meet your scalability requirements.