By comparing the C4 Model with the classic 4+1 view model, the author explores how to extend C4’s layered abstraction to relationships, dynamic behavior, and deployment diagrams, offering concrete practices, examples, and trade‑offs drawn from real‑world projects.
This article explains the purpose, components, and relationships of UML deployment diagrams, illustrates a basic deployment example with client, web, application, and database nodes, and provides visual references while also promoting additional architecture resources from the author.
This article compiles essential software architecture diagrams—including application, technical, security, and deployment views—providing visual references for developers to understand system structures, and encourages exploration of best practices in system design.
This article explains the purpose, elements, and notation of major UML diagram types—including sequence, collaboration, activity, state, component, and deployment diagrams—illustrated with examples such as a data‑center billing system, helping readers understand how to model and communicate software architecture effectively.
This article reviews UML modeling basics, then dives into deployment and activity diagrams—explaining their elements, relationships, and practical B2C system examples—to help readers understand how to represent component placement and dynamic behavior in software architecture.
This article reviews UML modeling basics and provides a detailed, example‑driven explanation of deployment diagrams and activity diagrams, covering their elements, relationships, and a concrete B2C system illustration to help readers grasp how to model system structure and dynamic behavior.
