Highlights

Systematic architecture and design approach
- Problem space
- Use case illustrations
- Domain model and System context
Architecture
- Multi Location availability
- Scalability
  - What are the aspects addressing it?
- Other important quality attributes
  - Performance
  - Availability
  - ?
Development aspects
- TDD and BDD?
- Testability
  - Strategy
  - Load test
- Security
  - Data Integrity?
- CI/CD pipeline
Final Conclusion
- Closing statement

Shashwat

Introduction
- Business Case Overview (Context)
- Architecture overview of "The Road Warrior".
Systematic architecture and design approach
- Problem Space
- Solution Space
- ADRs
- Use case illustrations
- Domain model and System context
Architecture
- Overall Architecture
- NFR Handling
  - Availability
  - Scalability
  - Performance
  - Usability
  - Extensibility
- Example:
  - Describe how our architecture handles increased user traffic.
  - Explain the use of load balancers for even distribution of requests.
  - Explain our strategy for data backup and recovery in case of system failures
  - Discuss caching mechanisms and query optimization for improved performance.
System Components
- Our architecture comprises several key components:
  - Back-end components and interactions.
  - External APIs for travel providers.
Back-end Architecture
- Detail about the technology stack for the server-side (i.e. Api gateway and Services).
- Discuss the use of microservices for scalability, availability and flexibility.
- Explain the role of the API Gateway in processing user requests.
Describe some Key Components
- Trip Organization
- Real-time Updates
- Fetch Reservation details
- Database (Read-only copy, CQRS).
- Email Filtering
- Monitoring and Analytics
- User Support
Testability
- Strategy
- Load Test
Deployment Strategy
- CI/CD
Future Enhancements (if any)
Conclusion & Closing Remarks