LayeredDiagramme
LayeredDiagramme is a visual notation and methodological approach used to depict systems and processes as a stack of horizontal layers. Each layer represents a level of abstraction, concern, or responsibility, and components within a layer are connected to interfaces with adjacent layers. The notation emphasizes the direction of dependencies, typically showing higher-level layers relying on services or data provided by lower layers, while preserving clear separation between concerns.
In a LayeredDiagramme diagram, blocks or nodes within a layer denote components, services, or modules. Arrows
Applications for LayeredDiagramme include software architecture, enterprise architecture, and business process modeling. It is particularly useful
Limitations of LayeredDiagramme include the risk of oversimplification of dynamic behavior and cross-cutting concerns that cut
See also: layered architecture, N-tier architecture, dependency diagram, system architecture diagram.