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End To End Architecture

This document outlines the solution architecture for a project. It includes sections that describe the conceptual architecture, data design, physical architecture, data integration, data migration, testing approach, and risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies (RAIDs). The data will be sourced from multiple systems, transformed and loaded into a data repository, and made available through reporting tools and a front-end portal. A logical and physical data model is defined, along with the infrastructure, data flows, and security approach. Capacity planning addresses data volumes, users, networking, retention, and archiving. Data migration and a comprehensive testing strategy are also covered. Key risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies are documented.

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End To End Architecture

This document outlines the solution architecture for a project. It includes sections that describe the conceptual architecture, data design, physical architecture, data integration, data migration, testing approach, and risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies (RAIDs). The data will be sourced from multiple systems, transformed and loaded into a data repository, and made available through reporting tools and a front-end portal. A logical and physical data model is defined, along with the infrastructure, data flows, and security approach. Capacity planning addresses data volumes, users, networking, retention, and archiving. Data migration and a comprehensive testing strategy are also covered. Key risks, issues, assumptions, and dependencies are documented.

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Solution Architecture

Project:
Author:
Date:Version:

DOCUMENT PREPARATION INFORMATION


PROJECT NAME

PREPARED BY (PRINT)

SIGNATURE

DATE
PREPARED

DOCUMENT
ID

VERSION INFORMATION
LAST UPDATED

MASTER VERSION LOCATION

CHANGE HISTORY
DATE

VERSION

CHANGE DESCRIPTION

APPROVED BY

DOCUMENT DISTRIBUTION
NAME

TITLE

ORGANIZATION

APPROVALS
NAME

TITLE

ORGANIZATION

APPROVED

Contents

I.
1.1
1.2
1.3

Introduction
Document purpose
Project overview
Scope
1.3.1
1.3.2

1.4
1.5
1.6

In-scope
Out of scope

Business objectives & drivers


Related documents
Key design decisions

2. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS
2.1

Functional requirements

3. Solution Overview
3.1

Conceptual Architecture
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
3.1.4
3.1.5

Application Overview
Services Overview
Data Sources
Security Services
Conceptual Components

4. Data Design
4.1

Logical Data Model


4.1.1

4.2
4.3

4.3.1

4.4

Tables
Semantic layer
Performance enhancements

Front End Portal and Reporting


4.7.1
4.7.2
4.7.3

4.8

Source system extraction/ data provisioning


Data transformation & loading
Data cleansing & data quality
Data latency

Data Repository
4.6.1
4.6.2
4.6.3

4.7

Physical Solution Architecture


Infrastructure Overview
Physical information flow
Security

Data Integration
4.5.1
4.5.2
4.5.3
4.5.4

4.6

Data Flows

Physical architecture
4.4.1
4.4.2
4.4.3
4.4.4

4.5

Logical Data Models

Data Sources
Logical information flow

Reporting tools
Reporting data structures
Data access considerations

Capacity planning
4.8.1

Data volumes

4.8.2
4.8.3

Network requirements

4.8.4
4.8.5

Data retention requirements


Archiving & back up

User profiles

5. Data migration
5.1
5.2

Source system
Migration approach

6. Testing approach
6.1
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
6.6
6.7

Integration Test
System Test
Performance Test
Co-Existence and Regression Testing
User Acceptance Testing
Operational Acceptance Testing
Final Regression Testing

7. RAIDS
7.1
7.2
7.3
7.4

Risks
Issues
Assumptions
Dependencies

INTRODUCTION
1.1

Document purpose

1.2

Project overview

1.3

Scope

1.3.1

In-scope

1.3.2

Out of scope

1.4

Business objectives & drivers

1.5

Related documents

1.6

Key design decisions

2. PROJECT REQUIREMENTS

2.1

Functional requirements

3. Solution Overview

3.1

Conceptual Architecture

3.1.1

Application Overview

3.1.2

Services Overview

3.1.3

Data Sources

3.1.4

Security Services

3.1.5

Conceptual Components

4. Data Design

4.1

Logical Data Model

4.1.1

Logical Data Models

4.2 Data Sources


4.3

Logical information flow

4.3.1
4.4

Data Flows

Physical architecture

4.4.1

Physical Solution Architecture

4.4.2

Infrastructure Overview

4.4.3

Physical information flow

4.4.4

Security

4.5

Data Integration

4.5.1

Source system extraction/ data provisioning

4.5.2

Data transformation & loading

4.5.3

Data cleansing & data quality

4.5.4

Data latency

4.6

Data Repository

4.6.1

Tables

4.6.2

Semantic layer

4.6.3

Performance enhancements

4.7

Front End Portal and Reporting

4.7.1

Reporting tools

4.7.2

Reporting data structures

4.7.3

Data access considerations

4.8

Capacity planning

4.8.1

Data volumes

4.8.2

User profiles

4.8.3

Network requirements

4.8.4

Data retention requirements

4.8.5

Archiving & back up

5. Data migration

5.1

Source system

5.2

Migration approach

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6. Testing approach

6.1

Integration Test

6.2

System Test

6.3

Performance Test

6.4

Co-Existence and Regression Testing

6.5

User Acceptance Testing

6.6

Operational Acceptance Testing

6.7

Final Regression Testing

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7. RAIDS

7.1
Risk No

7.2
Risk No

7.3
Ass No

7.4
Dep No

Risks
Description

Likelihood

Impact

Mitigation

Issues
Risk

Plan to resolve

Assumptions
Assumption

Impact

Dependencies
Dependency

Impact if not in place

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