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The Microkernel Architecture design pattern, also known as the plug-in architecture, is ideal for product-based applications that need to extend their core functionalities through plug-ins. This pattern is characterized by a minimal core system that contains the essential functionality of the application, and additional features or customizations are provided through independent plug-in modules. This approach promotes extensibility, flexibility, and maintainability of the software by isolating the core system from the custom processing logic.
Main Elements:
Core System: The foundational part of the application containing the minimal functionality required to run the system.
Plug-in Modules: Independent components that add specialized processing or additional features to the core system. They should remain isolated from each other to avoid dependencies.
Plug-in Registry: A system that manages the available plug-in modules, providing information such as their names, data contracts, and access protocols.
Core System Implementation: Develop a core system with essential functionalities and a mechanism to interact with plug-in modules.
Plug-in Module Integration: Create at least two plug-in modules that demonstrate the extensibility of the core system by providing additional features.
Plug-in Registry: Implement a plug-in registry to manage the available plug-in modules, ensuring they can be dynamically discovered and loaded by the core system.
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Description
The Microkernel Architecture design pattern, also known as the plug-in architecture, is ideal for product-based applications that need to extend their core functionalities through plug-ins. This pattern is characterized by a minimal core system that contains the essential functionality of the application, and additional features or customizations are provided through independent plug-in modules. This approach promotes extensibility, flexibility, and maintainability of the software by isolating the core system from the custom processing logic.
Main Elements:
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