When it comes to software architecture, being wrong is inevitable. The art of architecting is to spend only a little bit of time going down the wrong path.
Minimum Viable Architectures (MVAs) consist of experiments that test the viability of architectural decisions. These experiments gather feedback that enables the development team to revise their decisions.
An experiment is more than just trying something to see if it works. Each product release is a set of experiments about value and supportability, providing crucial feedback.
Architectural experiments also need to anticipate 'support and change' work to ensure that the architecture can adapt to evolving needs.
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