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Last updated: May 18, 20242 min read
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1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose

This document provides a comprehensive architectural overview of the system, using a number of different architectural views to depict different aspects of the system. It is intended to capture and convey the significant architectural decisions which have been made on the system.

1.2 Scope

This document describes the architecture of the Confluence site designed for [Organization/Project Name]. It outlines the architecture at a high level, including both software and hardware requirements to facilitate understanding and implementation.

1.3 Definitions, Acronyms, and Abbreviations

Provide any definitions, acronyms, and abbreviations used throughout this document to ensure clarity and consistency.

2. Architectural Representation

This section describes the architectural structure of the software, including an overview of the architectural patterns and styles being used.

Diagram 1: High-Level Architecture
3. Architectural Goals and Constraints

Describe the architectural goals and constraints that have influenced the architecture, including considerations such as performance, reliability, scalability, and security.

4. Use-Case View

Describe the system's use cases in detail to provide insight into the system's intended usage and operation. This includes detailing primary system functions, interactions with users, and external systems.

Diagram 2: Use Case Diagram

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5. Logical View

This section outlines the key abstractions and mechanisms in the system as seen by developers. It includes the breakdown of the system into modules, layers, or subsystems.

Diagram 3: Class Diagram/Component Diagram

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6. Process View

Illustrate the dynamic aspects of the system, explain the system processes and how they communicate, focusing on runtime process interactions.

Diagram 4: Sequence Diagram/Activity Diagram

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7. Deployment View

Describe the physical deployment of software components on hardware infrastructure. This view should clearly represent the mapping of software artifacts to hardware components.

Diagram 5: Deployment Diagram

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8. Implementation View

Discuss the system's source code structure, third-party libraries, and any dependencies. Describe how the implementation standards and guidelines will be enforced.

Diagram 6: Package Diagram/Implementation Diagram

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9. Data View (Optional)

Describe the database schema, data storage decisions, and how the data is managed within the system. 

Diagram 7: ER Diagram/Data Flow Diagram

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10. Size and Performance

Analyze the expected size and performance of the system under various circumstances, specifying any assumptions and dependencies the estimates are based upon.

11. Quality

Discuss how the architectural designs address various quality attributes like security, maintainability, extensibility, etc.

12. References

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13. Appendix

Include any additional information that aids in the understanding of the architecture and its components. This could include detailed guides, data tables, further references, etc.

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