Abstract
Many quality aspects of software systems are addressed in the existing literature on software architecture patterns. But the aspect of system administration seems rather overlooked, even though it is perceived as important as other aspects. This work is in a certain way a sequel on our earlier paper 'Software Architecture Patterns for System Administration Support' and this paper will present a software architecture pattern that, when applied by software architects, support the work of system administrators by lowering the infrastructure costs and making their work more manageable. One pattern will be presented here: Multi-tenant Application.
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