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Mock System Design Diagram with SaaS Multitenancy and Key Architecture Patterns for SmartMenu Optimizer App #41

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Description/Overview:
Create a mock system design diagram for the SmartMenu Optimizer app, which will be deployed as a SaaS platform with a multitenancy architecture. The diagram must visually illustrate major system components, their interactions, and data flow, referencing the development process driven by the chatGPT thread.

Requirements:

  • Depict a SaaS multitenancy architecture.
  • Include these essential software architecture patterns and system design concepts:
    1. Load Balancing
    2. Caching
    3. Database Sharding
    4. Replication
    5. CAP Theorem
    6. Consistent Hashing
    7. Message Queues
    8. Rate Limiting
    9. API Gateway
    10. Microservices
    11. Service Discovery
    12. CDN
    13. Database Indexing
    14. Data Partitioning
    15. Eventual Consistency
    16. WebSocket
    17. Scalability
    18. Fault Tolerance
    19. Monitoring
    20. Authentication & Authorization
  • Make diagram modular, scalable, and based on SaaS best practices.

Optional Enhancements:

  • Add annotations or examples of technology choices for each component (e.g., Redis for caching, Kafka for message queues, NGINX for load balancing).
  • Include security considerations specific to multitenancy.

Acceptance Criteria:

  • Diagram includes all required architecture patterns and concepts.
  • Clearly shows SaaS multitenancy and modular/scalable structure.
  • Follows the context and requirements from the chatGPT development thread.

Benefits:

  • Provides a comprehensive, high-level system blueprint.
  • Ensures alignment with SaaS and scalable architecture best practices.
  • Serves as a reference for development and future system enhancements.

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