In systems architecture, there are rarely any right answers – mostly just trade offs between one solution or another. In such cases it helps to bear in mind some fundamental principles as a guideline. One principle I often use is cost vs. benefit. Another useful principle is to minimize coupling between systems. Coupling is pervasive and leads to a kind of inertia in enterprise systems. Newton discovered that inertia prevents change and if there is one thing that enterprises struggle most with, it’s change.
Coupling as Inertia
By soa
November 20th, 2010 |
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