A Comparison Between Three Main Software Architectures: Microservices, Monolith and Modular Monolith
Publish place: The 25th National Conference on Computer Science and Engineering and Information Technology
Publish Year: 1403
Type: Conference paper
Language: Persian
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Index date: 10 March 2025
A Comparison Between Three Main Software Architectures: Microservices, Monolith and Modular Monolith abstract
This paper provides a comparative analysis of three main software architectures: Monolith, Microservices, and Modular Monolith. As software applications demand increased scalability, flexibility, and maintainability, each architecture presents distinct benefits and challenges. Monolithic architectures offer simplicity and high performance for smaller applications but face scalability constraints. Microservices provide modularity and independent scalability suited for large, distributed systems, though they add complexity in data management and inter-service communication. The Modular Monolith architecture strikes a balance, offering modularization within a single deployable unit and reducing infrastructure complexity compared to Microservices. Through this comparative review, the paper highlights the strengths, limitations, and suitability of each architecture, aiming to guide developers in making architecture choices aligned with their project requirements and organizational goals.
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A Comparison Between Three Main Software Architectures: Microservices, Monolith and Modular Monolith authors
Hamid Haghverdi Mamaghani
Master Student, Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch
Atieh Khanjani
Assistant Professor, Islamic Azad University Central Tehran Branch
