Introduction

In modern enterprise environments, software architectures are becoming increasingly complex. As businesses grow and their needs evolve, there’s a tendency to add more layers, technologies, and tools to meet every new requirement. This complexity often stems from the desire to accommodate diverse business cases, integrate legacy systems, and adopt the latest trends in software development. However, with each addition, the architecture can become more unwieldy, harder to maintain, and prone to inefficiencies. While complexity is sometimes necessary, in many cases it is the result of over-engineering, where teams stray from the original framework or solution, leading to bloated systems that are difficult to manage.