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Multi-Tenant Data Architecture

Multi-Tenant Data Architecture

Documenting your software architecture - why and how? An A-Z Guide to Being an Architect by Mark Bloodworth and Marc Holmes Contents IntroductionA-Z Guide to Being an ArchitectConclusion Introduction Being an architect isn't just about baffling people with unusual diagrams that only make sense when the author is in the same room. In this article, the authors provide a handy A-Z guide to being an architect. A-Z Guide to Being an Architect A Is for Advocate "I think you'll find that you really don't want to do it like that." Architects have to explain and advise on technical issues to business stakeholders. See also: Abstraction, Agile, Acrobat, Availability, Analysis, Applications B Is for Balance "A little more to the left. All decisions involve trade-offs—for example, adding a security measure may hurt performance. See also: Best Practice, Benchmarks, Building Blocks C Is for Coach "Work through the pain!" With so many choices for the implementation of a solution, architects cannot simply dictate to development teams their notion of the "architecture." D Is for Dependencies Conclusion

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How to build practical enterprise architecture team - Natty Gur Enterprise architecture team might be the successful CIO right hand (especially in today economic situation) or a group of people that you can’t really understand what they are doing. A successful enterprise architecture group will help you to reduce IT costs, optimize IT operation, make better IT planning and keep the enterprise compliance with laws and regulations. The problem is that in order to build a successful enterprise architecture group, there is huge learning curve that CIOs need to go through. If you wish to reduce your learning curve significantly, keep reading. There are 5 main Steps that you have to understand and follow. Because each step influences the others, I tried to order them by dependencies: 1) Have a clear understanding what EA means for your enterprise. The term ‘Enterprise architecture’ has many definitions running on a scale that moves from a purely business oriented definition to a technological one. Having the definition is not enough. · Decrease IT costs.

The Open Group's Architect Certification Programs by Leonard Fehskens Contents IntroductionThe Open Group Architecture FrameworkA New IT Architect CertificationAccredited Certification ProgramsBoard Review Certification ProcessRequirementsRecertificationBenefits of CertificationMore Information Introduction How do you know if someone is really an architect? Many people have come to believe that the discipline of architecture is a powerful tool to address this daunting challenge. The Open Group Architecture Framework The Open Group, a consortium of IT vendors and users, was formed in 1996 by the merger of X/Open and the Open Software Foundation (OSF). The certification of IT architects benefits three constituencies: Individual practicing IT architects, and, thus, the profession as a whole The employers of IT architects, both as in-house architects and as professional services architectural consultants The consumers of IT architects' services and work products A New IT Architect Certification Table 1. Accredited Certification Programs Figure 1.

The Distance A new online magazine about hard-working, long-lasting businesses and the people behind them Welcome to the inaugural issue of The Distance, a new publication dedicated to telling the stories of long-lasting businesses. Each month, we will publish a story about a privately held company that has been operating for at least 25 years. Our first story features Horween Leather Company, a family-owned tannery in Chicago founded in 1905. We welcome feedback and suggestions for businesses to profile at tips@thedistance.com. — Wailin Wong, Editor, The Distance Now let’s read the story of Horween Leather Company, Chicago’s last tannery… Convention over Configuration in MSDN Magazine - Jeremy D. Mille The February ’09 edition of MSDN Magazine includes my latest article entitled “Convention over Configuration.” Personally, I think this is an exciting topic and I really enjoyed writing on this subject. I hope this article can help to spawn some ideas and conversation about how we design configuration intensive frameworks. When we build systems, we’re trying to accomplish certain business goals, but to get there, we have to jump through hoops to satisfy infrastructural concerns. The “Essence” of the system that satisfies our original business goalsThe “Ceremony” we have to go through to satisfy infrastructural requirements, the compiler, configuration mappings, and other drudgery I think that one of the next frontiers for .Net development is adopting and experimenting with techniques that allow us to accomplish the Essence of the system with less effort devoted to Ceremony code. Sensible DefaultsConvention over ConfigurationOnce and Only Once (DRY)Opinionated Software

Enterprise Architecture MSDN Library Servers and Enterprise Development Architecture Architecture 101 Microsoft Architecture Overview Architecting a Knowledge-Management System Architecting Mobile Applications: Same Questions, Different Answers Architects: Why Do We Need Them?! Architects and the User Experience Architecture: Description Really Matters Architecture Evaluation and Review Practices Are We Engineers or Craftspeople? "Are We There Yet?" Aspiring Architect Training Beyond Keywords: Structure and Intelligence from Text Business-Capability Mapping: Staying Ahead of the Joneses Business-Process Engineering (BPE) and Business-Process Management (BPM) Choosing a Programming Language A Collaboration System: Case Study in Solution-Architecture Development-Methodology Application Compliance: What Architects Must Know Conflict Management Contracts The Customer: The Missing Link Design Skills: The Practice of Design Detecting Anomalies in Performance Objectives Prior to Integration Device Management and Provisioning Follow Me! Show:

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