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+ | ====== Solution Architect ====== | ||
+ | <data role> | ||
+ | Title: Solution Architect | ||
+ | Description: | ||
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+ | A Solution Architect is a senior-level IT professional responsible for designing and implementing complex technology solutions that meet the needs of an organization. The Solution Architect works closely with business stakeholders, | ||
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+ | The Solution Architect is responsible for developing the overall technical strategy for a solution, including identifying the appropriate hardware, software, and services required to support the solution. They are also responsible for ensuring that the solution is scalable, reliable, and secure, and that it can be implemented within the organization' | ||
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+ | The Solution Architect is also responsible for communicating the technical solution to other stakeholders within the organization, | ||
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+ | * [[architecture: | ||
+ | * [[requirements: | ||
+ | * [[method: | ||
+ | * [[kb: | ||
+ | |||
+ | * Technology Trends and Emerging Technologies | ||
+ | * Business Requirements and Processes | ||
+ | * Technical Architecture and Design | ||
+ | * Project Management | ||
+ | * Communication and Collaboration | ||
+ | * Security and Compliance | ||
+ | * Performance and Scalability | ||
+ | * DevOps and Agile methodologies | ||
+ | * Cloud computing | ||
+ | * Data Analytics and Business Intelligence | ||
+ | * Change Management | ||
+ | * API and Integration Design | ||
+ | * Infrastructure and Network Design | ||
+ | * Application Lifecycle Management | ||
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+ | </ | ||
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+ | < | ||
+ | <WRAP group> | ||
+ | <WRAP row> | ||
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+ | </ | ||
+ | <WRAP row> | ||
+ | <WRAP column right>< | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | </ | ||
+ | |||
+ | |||
+ | <callout type=" | ||
+ | * [[requirements: | ||
+ | * Business requirements | ||
+ | * Functional requirements | ||
+ | * [[kb: | ||
+ | * Patterns | ||
+ | * OOP | ||
+ | * CQRS | ||
+ | * MVP | ||
+ | * MVVM | ||
+ | * DDD | ||
+ | * Сoupling and Cohesion | ||
+ | * MVC | ||
+ | * SOLID | ||
+ | * MVVM | ||
+ | * KISS | ||
+ | * DRY | ||
+ | * SOA | ||
+ | * Flux/Redux & Amber | ||
+ | * Decorator | ||
+ | * Strategy | ||
+ | * Observer | ||
+ | * Builder | ||
+ | * Facade | ||
+ | * Mediator | ||
+ | * ACID, CAP Theorem | ||
+ | * Architectures | ||
+ | * SOA | ||
+ | * Distributed systems | ||
+ | * Client server | ||
+ | * Microservices | ||
+ | * Layered | ||
+ | * Servlerless | ||
+ | * Scripting & Automation | ||
+ | * Database design | ||
+ | * PostgreSQL | ||
+ | * MongoDB | ||
+ | * MySQL | ||
+ | * Apache Cassandra | ||
+ | * Sphinx Search | ||
+ | * Hadoop | ||
+ | * Spark | ||
+ | * MapReduce | ||
+ | * Frameworks | ||
+ | * IAF | ||
+ | * BABOK | ||
+ | * TOGAF | ||
+ | * UML | ||
+ | * CI/CD | ||
+ | * Jenkins | ||
+ | * Travis | ||
+ | * Teamcity | ||
+ | * Cloud | ||
+ | * AWS | ||
+ | * Azure | ||
+ | * Digital Ocean | ||
+ | * Google Cloud | ||
+ | * Serverless | ||
+ | * Public, Private and Hybrid clouds | ||
+ | * Monitoring | ||
+ | * Nagios | ||
+ | * Icinga | ||
+ | * Datadog | ||
+ | * Zabbix | ||
+ | * Operating Systems | ||
+ | * Programming | ||
+ | * Python | ||
+ | * .NET | ||
+ | * Java | ||
+ | * Kotlin | ||
+ | * Scala | ||
+ | * Go | ||
+ | * PHP | ||
+ | * Javascript/ | ||
+ | * Web Development | ||
+ | * Reactive & functional programming | ||
+ | * SPA | ||
+ | * React | ||
+ | * Angular | ||
+ | * Vue | ||
+ | * PWA | ||
+ | * W3C & WHATWG standards (HTML) | ||
+ | * Design thinking, UI, UX, CX | ||
+ | * Networking | ||
+ | * DNS | ||
+ | * HTTP/HTTPS | ||
+ | * SSL/TLS | ||
+ | * ISO OSI layers & protocols | ||
+ | * firewalls | ||
+ | * proxies | ||
+ | * OAuth2 | ||
+ | * Open ID connect | ||
+ | * OWASP | ||
+ | * PKI | ||
+ | * Software Suites | ||
+ | * MS Dynamics | ||
+ | * MS 365 | ||
+ | * EMC DMS | ||
+ | * IBM BPM | ||
+ | * SAP EPR | ||
+ | * HANA | ||
+ | * Business objects | ||
+ | * Individual performance | ||
+ | * Scope | ||
+ | * Self-Reliance | ||
+ | * Self-management | ||
+ | * Decision-making in uncertain environment | ||
+ | * Managing expectations | ||
+ | * Self-development | ||
+ | * Communication and Collaboration | ||
+ | * Feedback | ||
+ | * Written communication | ||
+ | * Verbal communication | ||
+ | * Foreign language skills | ||
+ | * Presentations | ||
+ | * Speaking at conferences and publications | ||
+ | * Team work | ||
+ | * Argumentation | ||
+ | * Conflict resolution | ||
+ | * Networking and building relationships | ||
+ | * Knowledge sharing | ||
+ | * Product Ownership | ||
+ | * Product knowledge | ||
+ | * Product impact | ||
+ | * Market knowledge | ||
+ | * Product team | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | Solution architects are critical in helping organizations design and implement effective solutions to complex business problems. Here are some of the benefits of having a solution architect on your team: | ||
+ | * **Improved alignment between business and technology**: | ||
+ | * **Reduced risk**: Solution architects help identify potential risks and challenges and develop mitigation strategies to minimize their impact. | ||
+ | * Improved scalability: | ||
+ | * **Increased efficiency**: | ||
+ | * **Reduced costs**: Solution architects help organizations design cost-effective solutions that meet their needs, reducing overall costs and improving return on investment. | ||
+ | * **Improved communication**: | ||
+ | * **Improved innovation**: | ||
+ | </ | ||
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+ | * https:// | ||
+ | * https:// | ||
+ | * https:// | ||
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