Systems Analysis and Design 3
Systems Analysis and Design 3
System
Introduction
Scalability Considerations
A scalable data-driven system needs to be able to handle growing computational
demands, user requests, and data quantities.
Microservices Architecture
Modular development is made possible by microservices architecture, in which each
service manages a distinct task, such analytics, data ingestion, or user
authentication. By improving fault isolation and scalability, this method enables
autonomous service scaling in response to demand.
Security Considerations
A data-driven system's security is essential for preventing breaches, illegal access,
and data loss.
Efficiency Considerations
Real-time analytics, efficient data governance, and optimised data processing are
the keys to efficiency in a data-driven system.
Conclusion
Making the switch to a data-driven architecture calls for a calculated strategy that
strikes a balance between efficiency, security, and scalability. A resilient system is
the result of a combination of distributed data processing, microservices, encryption,
IAM, compliance adherence, optimised data pipelines, and AI integration. The
system's effectiveness is further increased by taking into account other factors
including cloud deployment, interoperability, network scalability, and energy
efficiency. A multinational company can maximise the potential of its data assets
while upholding strict security and performance standards by implementing these
architectural concepts.
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