ποΈ Full Stack Architecture: Design Scalable, Maintainable Applications from Frontend to Backend
π§Ύ Course Description
Full Stack Architecture is about more than just coding both frontend and backend β it’s about designing software systems that are scalable, modular, secure, and maintainable. In βFull Stack Architectureβ, you’ll learn how to plan, build, and document full-stack systems using modern web technologies (like React, Node.js, Spring Boot, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL) with clean separation of concerns, API design, data flow, deployment pipelines, and cloud integration.
This course bridges the gap between developer and architect by teaching you how to think holistically β managing components like authentication, caching, state, APIs, databases, deployment, and observability.
Perfect for senior developers, tech leads, and aspiring architects, this course turns your development experience into architecture expertise.
β Key Benefits
- π§± End-to-End System Design β Learn how components interact from UI to DB
- π¦ Modular Thinking β Design scalable, testable, and maintainable layers
- π Secure & Performant β Handle auth, rate limiting, logging, and monitoring
- π CI/CD & Cloud Ready β Plan pipelines and deployments from day one
- π Team-Ready Docs β Use diagrams, documentation, and handoff strategies
π― Pre-requisites
- Solid knowledge of frontend (React/Angular/Vue) and backend (Node.js, Java, Python) frameworks
- Experience with REST APIs, databases, and basic DevOps practices
- Optional: Exposure to Git, Docker, CI/CD tools, or cloud platforms (AWS/GCP/Azure)
π Curriculum Breakdown
π Module 1: Introduction to Full Stack Architecture
- What is full stack architecture?
- Layers of a modern full-stack app
- Monolith vs microservices vs hybrid architectures
π§ Module 2: Frontend Architecture
- Component structure and state management
- API integration strategies
- Optimizing for performance, accessibility, and SEO
- CI for frontend builds
π Module 3: Backend Architecture
- Layered design (Controller β Service β DAO)
- REST vs GraphQL
- Statelessness, error handling, validation
- Microservice readiness
π’οΈ Module 4: Data Layer & Persistence
- Choosing between SQL vs NoSQL
- ORM usage, schema design, migrations
- Connection pooling, query optimization
- Caching with Redis/Memcached
π Module 5: Security & Auth Architecture
- JWT, OAuth2, sessions vs tokens
- Securing APIs and frontend routes
- Data sanitization and encryption
- Rate limiting and CORS
βοΈ Module 6: CI/CD & Deployment Architecture
- Branching models and GitOps
- Dockerizing apps and managing environments
- CI pipelines for build β test β deploy
- Deploying to cloud (Render, Railway, AWS, Vercel, Netlify)
π Module 7: Monitoring & Observability
- Logging (Winston, ELK), tracing, health checks
- Uptime monitoring, error alerts
- Integration with tools like Sentry, Prometheus
π§ͺ Module 8: Final Architecture Project
- Design & Document a Full Stack System:
- Frontend (React/Vue)
- Backend API (Node.js/Java)
- DB layer (PostgreSQL/MongoDB)
- Auth + API Gateway + CI/CD
- Deployment to cloud
β±οΈ Estimated Duration
Daily Study Time | Estimated Duration | Ideal For |
---|---|---|
2 hours/day | 16β18 days (~3 weeks) | Great for part-time tech professionals |
4 hours/day | 8β9 days (~1.5 weeks) | Balanced learning with project focus |
6 hours/day | 5β6 days (bootcamp) | Intensive system design & labs |
π Outcome
By the end of Full Stack Architecture, you will:
- Design scalable, production-ready full-stack applications
- Choose the right components and patterns for each layer
- Handle CI/CD pipelines, security, monitoring, and deployments
- Confidently take on roles like Technical Architect, Full Stack Lead, or Solution Engineer
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