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Conceptual architecture is a structural design that contains no implementation details. For example, a diagram that shows entities and relationships between them might be used to plan the structure of user interfaces, software components or a data model.
Logical architecture gives as much detail as possible without constraining the architecture to a particular technology or environment. For example, a data model that includes key constraints but that doesn't include data types because these are often specific to a database.|
| Conceptual Architecture | Logical Architecture | Definition | Architecture that includes as little detail as possible in order to plan or communicate basic structures. | Architecture that includes as much detail as possible without constraining the architecture to a technology or environment. |
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