Software architecture evolution transformation is a process of making changes to the architecture of a software system over time to meet changing user requirements, improve performance, add new features or functionality, enhance maintainability, and improve software quality. This transformation involves identifying the existing architecture of the software, analyzing its strengths and weaknesses, and then planning and implementing a strategy to transform it into a new architecture that meets the current and future needs of the system. This process involves making architectural decisions that are driven by user requirements, technological advancements, and business needs while ensuring that the system remains scalable, maintainable, and reliable. The ultimate goal of software architecture evolution transformation is to ensure that the software system remains relevant and responsive to changing business needs.
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