Dissecting the Trivadis Integration Architecture Blueprint
The Trivadis Integration Architecture Blueprint specifies the building blocks needed for the effective implementation of integration solutions. It ensures consistent quality in the implementation of integration strategies as a result of a simple, tried-and-tested structure, and the use of familiar integration patterns (Hohpe, Wolf 2004).
Standards, components, and patterns used
The Trivadis Integration Architecture Blueprint uses common standardized techniques, components, and patterns, and is based on the layered architecture principle.
A layered architecture divides the overall architecture into different layers with different responsibilities. Depending on the size of the system and the problem involved, each layer can be broken down into further layers. Layers represent a logical construct, and can be distributed across one or more physical tiers. In contrast to levels, layers are organized hierarchically, and different layers...
