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From an architectural perspective, AIA can be presented by three main and two supple-
mentary frameworks. These frameworks govern the truly application-agnostic, highly re-
usable components architecture, where each component is scalable and stackable. This is
the outmost evolution of
Receive Transform Deliver
(
RTD
), hub-and-spoke (opposite of
ETL) integration patterns. How this framework can affect the design of other frameworks
and the implementation of physical infrastructure is explained in the following table:
Impact on technical infra-
structure
Framework
Description
SOA patterns employed
•
This framework is BPEL based.
•
As a part of
BPEL, an EBF
farm can be
clustered using
Load Balan-
cers
(
LB
).
•
Orchestration
•
It describes the implementation of the optional PIP
backbone related to the specific EBO. Other EBOs
can also participate in this flow through connections
to the other EBFs or EBSs. An EBF cannot be con-
nected to the ABCS directly.
•
Process central-
ization
EBF
•
Service Broker
(asynchronous)
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