Enterprise Technology Platform
This enterprise technology platform diagram starts with employees and customers entering through identity and access controls. The application platform then provides the runtime for applications that use managed databases and an integration platform, while a monitoring platform supports operations. It is a high-level technology-layer view: useful for communicating shared services and boundaries without deciding whether the runtime is virtual machines, containers or a specific cloud product.
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Scenario
Summarizing the shared technical services that support enterprise applications.
Key decisions
- Access boundary: Start with identity and access controls.
- Runtime: Place applications on a shared platform.
- Core services: Include database and integration capabilities.
- Operations: Make monitoring a platform concern.
When to reuse this
Use it for a technology-layer overview in enterprise architecture documentation.
Frequently asked questions
What is an enterprise technology platform?
Why put identity before the application platform?
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