Systems Architecture
Systems Architecture, when placed within Network Security and connected to Technology and Data Science, can be described as the design and implementation of network infrastructure for an organization's technology systems. This encompasses both hardware and software components, including servers, storage devices, networking equipment, and operating systems. The architect must consider factors such as scalability, performance, security, and compatibility with existing systems and technologies. In this context, Systems Architecture plays a critical role in ensuring the availability, reliability, and security of an organization's technology infrastructure, while also enabling the integration and analysis of data for insights and decision-making.
External Links
- [SystemsEngineering.org] Essential Systems Architecture and Engineering – Hosted by Prof Charles E Dickerson
- [Infrastructures.org] Infrastructures.Org: Best Practices in Automated Systems Administration and Infrastructure Architecture: Home
- [lsal.org] Learning Systems Architecture Laboratory: Carnegie Mellon LSAL
- [gsaw.org] Ground System Architectures Workshop