In the rush to deliver value, development teams can create software architectures that diminish long-term progress by fostering unchecked complexity that hinders innovation.
Overly complex flows and unnecessary dependencies lead to architectural technical debt, which creates maintenance barriers and exposes teams to setbacks at the most inopportune times.
Five warning signs indicate your software architecture may not be robust: Dependencies Everywhere, messy communications, lack of visibility, absence of governance, and a clean code facade.
By adopting proven architectural practices and tools like Micrometer and vFunction, teams can manage dependencies, increase observability, and establish effective governance to sustain innovation.
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