The C4 model is a framework used in software engineering to visualize and describe the architecture of software systems. It consists of four levels of granularity: Context, Containers, Components, and Code. The Context level offers a global perspective of the system, highlighting its interactions and connections with external entities. The Containers level depicts the high-level technological decisions made for the system, including web servers, databases, and file systems. The Components level provides a deeper understanding of the systems fundamental components and how they interact. The C4 Model is a powerful tool for designing and communicating software architecture.
