Software architecture verification is the process of ensuring that a software system's architecture meets all the requirements, specifications, and quality standards. It involves examining the software system's design and architecture to identify potential issues or risks early in the software development lifecycle. This process helps in ensuring that the software is designed to be scalable, reliable, maintainable, and efficient. It also ensures that the software architecture aligns with the business objectives and requirements. Techniques such as reviews, inspections, and walkthroughs are used to check if the software architecture is in compliance with the required standards. Overall, software architecture verification helps to improve the quality of the software system and reduce the risks and costs associated with software development.
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