Platforms
9,610 items in 51 lists
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Non-Agnostic Context patterns.arcitura.com
Encapsulates single-purpose, non-reusable logic in a dedicated service so it can still be governed within the inventory.
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Multi-Channel Endpoint patterns.arcitura.com
Provides multiple communication channels to access legacy systems.
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Microservice Deployment patterns.arcitura.com
Deploys services as independent, autonomous units for improved scalability and resilience.
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Micro Task Abstraction patterns.arcitura.com
Breaks down tasks into smaller, more granular tasks for easier management.
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Metadata Centralization patterns.arcitura.com
Centralizes metadata to reduce duplication and improve consistency.
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Messaging Metadata patterns.arcitura.com
Uses metadata to describe and manage service messages.
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Message Screening patterns.arcitura.com
Screens messages for malicious content.
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Logic Centralization patterns.arcitura.com
Centralizes business logic within a service layer to reduce redundancy and promote consistency.
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Lightweight Endpoint patterns.arcitura.com
Provides a lightweight endpoint for resource access.
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Legacy Wrapper patterns.arcitura.com
Wraps legacy systems to expose them as services.
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Inventory Endpoint patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a standard endpoint for accessing inventory resources.
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Intermediate Routing patterns.arcitura.com
Uses intermediate routing nodes to improve performance and flexibility.
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Idempotent Capability patterns.arcitura.com
Ensures that the same action can be performed multiple times without changing the system state.
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Functional Decomposition patterns.arcitura.com
Breaks down services into smaller, more manageable components.
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File Gateway patterns.arcitura.com
Provides a gateway to access legacy file-based systems.
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Exception Shielding patterns.arcitura.com
Protects against security vulnerabilities through proper handling of exceptions.
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Event-Driven Messaging patterns.arcitura.com
Uses events to trigger service invocations and reduce coupling.
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Entity Linking patterns.arcitura.com
Links related resources to enable navigation and discovery.
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Entity Abstraction patterns.arcitura.com
Abstracts data entities to simplify data access and reduce coupling.
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Enterprise Inventory patterns.arcitura.com
Establishes a single, enterprise-wide inventory of services to maximize reuse and recomposition.
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Endpoint Redirection patterns.arcitura.com
Redirects clients to alternative endpoints.
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Dual Protocols patterns.arcitura.com
Allows the service inventory to support two communication protocols to balance interoperability and performance.
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Domain Inventory patterns.arcitura.com
Identifies and categorizes the types of services within a particular domain.
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Distributed Capability patterns.arcitura.com
Breaks down a service capability into smaller, more manageable pieces.
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Direct Authentication patterns.arcitura.com
Authenticates clients directly.
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Decoupled Contract patterns.arcitura.com
Decouples service contracts from their implementation for improved flexibility.
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Decomposed Capability patterns.arcitura.com
Breaks down a service capability into smaller, more manageable pieces.
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Data Origin Authentication patterns.arcitura.com
Authenticates the origin of a message.
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Data Model Transformation patterns.arcitura.com
Transforms data models to enable interoperability.
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Data Format Transformation patterns.arcitura.com
Transforms data formats to enable interoperability.
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Data Confidentiality patterns.arcitura.com
Ensures data confidentiality in a distributed environment.
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Cross-Domain Utility Layer patterns.arcitura.com
Establishes a common utility services layer shared across multiple domain inventories.
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Contract Denormalization patterns.arcitura.com
Allows a service contract to include redundant capabilities to accommodate consumers with different data exchange requirements.
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Contract Centralization patterns.arcitura.com
Centralizes service contracts to improve consistency and reduce duplication.
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Content Negotiation patterns.arcitura.com
Negotiates the content format between clients and servers.
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Containerization patterns.arcitura.com
How can an environment be provided with maximum support for services with high-performance recovery and scalability requirements?
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Concurrent Contracts patterns.arcitura.com
Allows multiple versions of a service contract to coexist simultaneously.
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Composition Autonomy patterns.arcitura.com
Enables services to act autonomously within a composition.
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Compensating Service Transaction patterns.arcitura.com
Reverses the effects of a failed transaction.
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Compatible Change patterns.arcitura.com
Enables changes to a service without breaking existing clients.
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Capability Recomposition patterns.arcitura.com
Recombines existing service capabilities to create a new capability.
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Capability Composition patterns.arcitura.com
Combines multiple service capabilities to create a new capability.
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Canonical Versioning patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a standard versioning scheme for inventory resources.
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Canonical Schema patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a standard data model and format for exchanging data between services.
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Canonical Resources patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a standard set of resources for common functionality across services.
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Canonical Protocol patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a common communication protocol between services to enable interoperability and decoupling.
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Canonical Expression patterns.arcitura.com
Defines a standard expression language for inventory data.
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Brokered Authentication patterns.arcitura.com
Authenticates clients through a broker.
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Augmented Protocols patterns.arcitura.com
Enhances protocols with additional features.
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Atomic Service Transaction patterns.arcitura.com
Uses transactions to ensure atomicity and consistency across multiple service invocations.
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