WARM - Weighted Architecture Review Method
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WARM is a quantitative analysis method for reviewing architectures. It involves identifying attributes of the system, prioritizing them, creating questionnaires to collect data on how well the architecture satisfies each attribute. Data is collected by having stakeholders answer the questionnaires, then the results are analyzed to see if the architecture meets predefined thresholds for each attribute. WARM can then be used iteratively to track quality over time.
WARM - Weighted Architecture Review Method
- 1. WARM Weighted Architecture Review Method Eduardo Dias
- 2. Agenda What is WARM? Applying WARM Preparing the Stage Collecting the Data Analyzing the Results And After? Quality Tracking with WARM
- 3. What is WARM Quantitative Analysis Method Open (Abstract) and Extensible Multi-discipline and Adaptable Simple but Powerful Easy to Apply
- 4. Applying WARM Preparing the Stage Identify the Attributes Prioritize the Attributes Create and Classify Questionnaires Collecting the Data Answering the Questionnaires Analyzing the Results
- 5. Preparing the Stage Identify the Attributes Applying WARM
- 6. Preparing the Stage Prioritize the Attributes and Define the Threshold Applying WARM
- 7. Preparing the Stage Create and Classify Questionnaires Create Questions and Group in Categories by Attribute Applying WARM
- 8. Collecting the Data Answering the Questionnaires Y Yes, Satisfied N Not Satisfied P Partially Satisfied Applying WARM
- 9. Analyzing the Results Automatic Correlation between Answered Questions and the Respective Thresholds Applying WARM
- 10. And After? Quality Tracking Evolution Tracking Use WARM from end-to-end architecture development Change Monitoring Improve change request process Iterative Reviewing Cyclical review for quality control