The C4 model, devised by Simon Brown, offers a hierarchical approach for visualizing and documenting the architecture of software systems. It breaks down the system into four levels of granularity, Context (high-level system interactions), Containers (applications and services within the system), Components (inner parts of those containers), and Code (detailed internals of components). This structure ensures that the system’s architecture is comprehensible to various audiences, from non-technical stakeholders to developers. We will use level 1 and 2 of the C4 model in this course.
The C4 model is a hierarchical approach for visualizing and documenting the architecture of software systems. See here for a detailed description.
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