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Compan ies are adopting microservices architectures to enable rapid application de velopment, introduce near real time changes and achieve application scalabi lity. This new approach to Enterprise architecture requires a rethinki ng of traditional data modeling practices. At a first glance textbook data models appear monolithic. Traditional Data Domains are int erdependent and difficult to untangle.
\nThis presentation will offer an approach on how to decompose an existing comprehensive Enterprise data model or legacy application data model and refactor your data univers e into set of discrete independent data domains. The Circular depende ncy problem is a known challenge in the object oriented design world and th ere are known solutions that were developed to handle it at the application level.
\nWe will talk about why developing an in-depth understanding of existing Business processes becomes a pre-requisite, why Business Archi tecture, Information Architecture and Application Architecture - known pill ars of TOGAF methodology - should not be practiced as independent disciplin es while defining a microservices inventory. We will also discuss the relationship between the model Data Entities and the Business Events which drive microservices.
\nIn this session we will talk in details about critical factors that are driving model decomposition and illustrate our a pproach with examples using industry standards - ISO 20022 universal financ ial industry model: https://www.iso20022.org/business_model.page”
\n DTSTART:20190321T083000 SUMMARY:Rethink Your Data Modeling Approach to Support Microservices Archit ecture – Case Study DTEND:20190321T092959 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR