Types of Systems in System Analysis and Design

Difference between System Design and System Analysis

Parameters System Analysis System Design Definition Process of collecting requirements(functional and non-functional) so as to prose out any business design logic. Process of portraying down business logic for new ones or updating the existing ones Time It takes lesser time than system designing.  It comparatively takes more time than system analysis.  Process It is a comparatively long and simple process. It is a comparatively short and quite complex process.  System Configurations This phase(process) requires a system with higher configurations as we can not compensate while analyzing training sets. This phase(process) can be carried out on a system with low configurations for smaller projects and even bog projects for smaller chunks. Focus In this phase, we focus only on removing errors from an existing model.   In this phase, errors will for sure come but we will handle them at last not right as they are encountering.  Bugs As studied in the above point, programmers get trained for error fixing from the complete project.  As studied in the above point, programmers here only are answerable to errors in a specific part of the structure and dimension parameters.  Screen Also, multiple screens are required for the system analysis phase.  One single big screen is enough for the system designing phase as we do not need multiple simultaneous monitoring. Programmer Knowledge Programmers possess in-depth knowledge of the specific field. Programmers possess strong knowledge of multiple wide-varied field concepts...

Types of Systems in System Analysis and Design

Now that we have understood what is System Analysis and how System Analysis is different from System Design, it is now imperitive that we analyze the types of systems in System Design. Generally, the systems can be categorised into two broad categories:...

Monolithic Systems

If all the functionalities of a project exist in a single codebase, then that application is known as a monolithic application....

Microservices

Microservices is an architectural development style in which the application is made up of smaller services that handle a small portion of the functionality and data by communicating with each other directly using lightweight protocols like HTTP. According to Sam Newman, “Microservices are the small services that work together.”...

Monolithic vs Microservices architecture

For details on how Microservice Architecture is different from Monolithic architecture, please refer Monolithic vs Microservices architecture....

Distributed Systems vs Microservices

If you are incorporating Microservices architecture or migrating from Monolithic to Microservices architecture, you cannot do all work on a single system (as it is against the modular feature of Microservices). This is where Distributed Systems were developed....

Distributed Systems

A distributive system is a collection of multiple individual systems connected through a network sharing resources so as to achieve common goals....

Race Conditions in Monolithic and Distributed Systems

Race condition is a bug that arises in systems due to timing mismatch of the execution order of multiple system services which leads to a degree of level of parallelism....