| Summary: | The success or failure of software development and design heavily depends
on software architecture, which plays a vital role in various aspects of the
development process. It is acknowledged that having the right architecture is
crucial for system design and development. However, as systems evolve,
software architecture tends to degrade, leading to architectural erosion.
Although several studies have explored different approaches to tackle
architectural erosion, with metrics being a common solution, there is a
significant gap in knowledge on the metrics used to identify architectural
erosion and classify adopted approaches.
Therefore, this research aims a model that combines approach-based metrics
and architectural attributes quality to address the following main aspects: 1)
identification of adopted approaches and commonly used metrics practices
associated with each approach to identify architectural erosion, 2) identification
provides valuable insights and practical guidance for researchers and
practitioners in the field.
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