Further Reading
Team Resources
During the Reference Architecture planning work sessions, the Team made use of different resources to build and retain a record of discussions and to build the Use Case Models required to support all of the possible stakeholder requirements for the new architecture.
Please feel free to visit the Team’s resources using the links provided.
P.S. One resource that you might find particularly useful is Miro, where we keep a record of all of the Bounded Context Use Cases in use by the system.
Note: Please bear in mind that the Reference Architecture document is a living document, and as a result is updated from time to time for various reasons. This means that the resources that we have shared with you are still in use and will change occasionally.
Miro
Build Use Case flow diagrams
Google Docs
Session work notes for the team providing details of Reference Architecture for inclusion in the proposal and introductory documentation.
Google Sheets
Record of Common Interfaces in use in the Switch architecture, along with various other bits and pieces.
Reference Articles and Documents
The resources below were sourced to provide additional insight into the architecture models that have been implemented.
Publisher: Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia; Author: Community; Date: non-specific; ±7mins to read
Publisher: Medium.com; Author: Nick Tune; Date: 11/07/2020; ±7mins to read
Publisher: Vaadin.com; Author: Petter Holmstrom
Publisher: Microservices Architecture; Author: Chris Richardson
In brief, and quoting from the opening blurb of the Wikipedia article, a use case is a list of actions or event steps typically defining the interactions between a role (known in the Unified Modeling Language (UML) as an actor) and a system to achieve a goal. The actor can be a human or other external system. In systems engineering, use cases are used at a higher level than within software engineering, often representing missions or stakeholder goals. The detailed requirements may then be captured in the Systems Modeling Language (SysML) or as contractual statements.
Project Iteration Convenings
The resources below are inclusions to the Mojaloop Technical Convenings by the Reference Architecture Team starting at the beginning of 2021. Resources include notes, slides, and video recordings.
PI-13
January 2021
Mojaloop Performance, Scalability and Architecture Update
PI-14
April 2021
Opening and Mojaloop Reference Architecture and TigerBeetle
PI-15
July 2021
Reference Architecture v1.0
PI-16
October 2021
Reference Architecture and V2 update
PI-17
January 2022
Reference Architecture: Documentation and v.Next Updates
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