PROPERTY - Architecture principle
| Description | Architecture principles are general guidelines (Policy) that serve as constraints that guide design decisions and shape the overall structure of a system. They: - Establish boundaries for design choices. - Ensure consistency across the system - Promote desired qualities (Condition Property: e.g., scalability, maintainability) - Align architecture with business goals and requirements Architecture principles act as guardrails, helping architects make informed decisions while limiting options to those that best serve systems' efficiency and robustness.
The Operational Assurance domain provides a framework for systematic and evidence-based methodologies for ensuring that an enterprise's processes, systems, and services consistently meet defined trustworthiness criteria across multiple domains, including privacy, safety, security, business continuity, and quality. It establishes a structured framework for: | ||
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| External references |
 CIO Wiki - Architecture Principle OpenGroup - ArchiMate - Principle OpenGroup - OAA - Architecture Principle OpenGroup - TOGAF - Definition - Architecture Principle OpenGroup - TOGAF - Guide - Architecture Principles UCF Glossary - Architecture Principle | ||
| Super Types | 
Policy 
Policy Framework Asset | ||
| Dictionary | 
Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts | ||
| Framework Mapping | TOGAF - Enterprise Metamodel Mapping : Principle |
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