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. |
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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 |
| Functional Domain | 
Operational AssuranceThe 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: |
| Dictionary | 
Dictionary of SysFEAT concepts |
| Framework Mapping | TOGAF - Enterprise Metamodel Mapping : Principle |
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