With more enterprises adopting cloud and ingesting data from multiple private and public sources, I have seen an increase in the need for addressing a classification scheme for data availability.
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An Enterprise Architect's Musings
Thoughts from a Well Traveled Enterprise Architect
With more enterprises adopting cloud and ingesting data from multiple private and public sources, I have seen an increase in the need for addressing a classification scheme for data availability.
Read MoreI tend to rely on a notion called Areas of Responsibility when I need to architect a data focused solution.
Read MoreThere are a number of architectural approaches and patterns to provision a quality single version of the truth with respect to key business entities and reference entities.
Read MoreThe Data Stream Capture Engine tends to be a distributed engine that efficiently captures, aggregates, and ingests large amounts of streamed data such as log data
Read MoreReplication & Synchronization enables the creation and maintenance of one or more synchronized standby data stores that protect data from failures, disasters, errors, and corruptions. It can address both high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) requirements.
Read MorePoint to Point and Hub and Spoke ingestion patterns are the mostly used ingestion patterns.
Read MoreThe need and timeliness of data should be taken into account when deciding which ingestion mechanism to employ.
Read MoreThere is no one way to acquire data and it is up to the architect to decide which data acquisition technique(s) meets their requirements
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