Business Service to Logical Application Realization

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Service beneficiary and accountable ownerarchimate

Business process exercises stable capabilityarchimate

Business process realizing offered servicearchimate

Operating activity lifecyclearchimate

Explicit service compensationarchimate

Composed process and key activitiesarchimate

Accountable commitment contractarchimate

Attributed request and validationarchimate

Fulfillment and independent evidencearchimate

Logical application componentsarchimate

Component realization of application servicearchimate

Application service supporting business processarchimate

Versioned service interaction contractarchimate

Replaceable external logical dependencyarchimate

Idempotent operational statearchimate

Stewarded information accessed by applicationarchimate

Control protecting service informationarchimate

Authorization and execution boundariesarchimate

Service quality requirement and ownershiparchimate

Measure stakeholder valuearchimate

Safeguard mitigating dependency exposurearchimate

/02 About

Trace business outcomes and authorized services to logical application responsibilities, versioned interfaces, information and failure boundaries.

Purpose: connect stakeholder service goals and the business process that realizes them to replaceable logical applications, application components, interfaces, persistence, quality objectives and information controls. A business service, an application service and a software component must remain separate architectural responsibilities. Operational conditions: authorized business requests precede fulfillment; application components validate scoped inputs, preserve correlation, protect state from duplicate effects and isolate external dependencies through replaceable adapters. Failures trigger recorded recovery and independently verified business outcomes. Limitations: this is an organization-, vendor- and implementation-neutral reference. It does not specify a framework, microservice count, runtime deployment, network protocol, executable service contract or actual compliance result. Source-to-target service mappings require adoption and verification.

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/03 Contents

Business Actor: Service-consuming stakeholder
Role: Business service accountable owner
Process: Deliver bounded business service
Activity: Validate business service request, Approve requested service commitment, Perform approved service work, Verify service outcome, Compensate or correct a failed request
Business Event: Service commitment or delivery failure
Capability: Deliver accountable enterprise service
Business Service: Externally observable business offering
Business Object: Attributed business service request, Verified business service result, Business service commitment contract
Application: Logical business service application
Application Component: Request contract boundary, Application business behavior, External system exchange adapter, Application policy enforcement component
Interface/Endpoint: Typed service interaction interface
Application Service: Application service capability, External dependency service
Data Store: Operational state repository
Data Domain: Business service information domain
Control: Information and access safeguard
Constraint: Authorization and idempotency condition
Requirement: Service quality and reliability objective
Measure: Service outcome and reliability indicators
Outcome: Independently accepted service value
Risk: Integration dependency failure exposure