Post by: syed hussain in All Integration Architecture
This page details a list of accepted Enterprise Integration Patterns (EIP). All integration design patterns exhibit some common characteristics.
Post by: syed hussain in All Application Architecture Architecture Data Architecture Integration Architecture
Summary This page documents a list of Application Architectures. The page is work-in-progress but should serve as a reference for design techniques that exist to solve problems. This page is…
Post by: syed hussain in All C# Integration Architecture
Some legacy applications often communicate messages in proprietary formats, or messages the Receiver application needs to translate to make sense of. EDIFACT, X12 are common formats that often require translation/transformation.…
The Observer design pattern is a useful pattern when combined with Event-driven architectures to create reactive systems. A source system emits a state change; this change is observed by methods…
It’s not possible to connect to the Microsoft Dataverse directly in Databricks. Some options include ingesting the Dataverse tables into Azure Data Lake and then retrieving them from inside a…
Post by: syed hussain in All Azure Data Factory Reference Architecture
There are various optimisation techniques available during the Dataflow Sink stage, in this post, I'm going to present some performance test results using various partition models. In this post, I…
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In this post, I’ve provided a sample Interface Definition Document.
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For those that are unaware, a low-cost solution to hosting applications in Azure is to host them in Linux Ubuntu. I’ve been asked how to secure the apps at different…
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The source file is a 126.48 MB CSV file which contains Postcodes and Local Authority data. In this post, I’ll be testing the file size of a transformation output to…
Post by: syed hussain in Tips
The table below illustrates the various HTTP Response Codes. These codes are useful when designing a Request & Response architecture.
This post summarises the various Delivery Guarantees available in Azure Service Bus.