Technology Architecture

Internet of Things Architecture and Use Cases IoT projects connect sensors, devices, and machines to collect data, trigger actions, and automate processes. A practical IoT architecture organizes these parts into layers: perception, network, processing, and application. This layered view helps teams plan for scale, security, and maintenance. Perception layer includes the devices that sense the world and, sometimes, act in it. Network and transport cover how data moves, using Wi‑Fi, cellular, LoRaWAN, Zigbee, or other links. Processing happens where data is stored and analyzed—either at the edge near the devices or in the cloud. The application layer delivers dashboards, alerts, and automation rules to people and systems. ...

E-commerce Platforms: Architectures for Growth As online sales rise, the software behind a store must scale without slowing down. A solid architecture balances speed, reliability, and data security while staying easy to update. When growth comes, teams need to ship features faster and handle more traffic across channels. Two common paths stand out. A traditional monolith can be simple at first, but it often becomes hard to scale. A modular approach, with separate services for catalog, orders, and payments, offers flexibility but adds coordination work. The best choice depends on goals and team experience. ...