Summary
Architecture decision records (ADRs) serve to provide a standardized, structured way to document and communicate significant architecture decisions in a project. They capture the context, decision, consequences, and considered options for a given architecture decision. This documentation allows alignment among all members — developers, architects, and stakeholders — of a project by providing access to a living knowledge base and understanding as to why one decision was made over another. Use this template and guidance to streamline your ADR process.
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