![]() ![]() But definitely, the most frustrating one is the last point I mentioned, which is creating multiple variations of same integration architecture just because everytime we are approached with a “special” request asking – What you have seen above are some of the common problems/ challenges that are faced while trying to document the integrations. Creating redundant variations of integration diagrams that are way more than required just because every time it is asked by a different stakeholder (C-level executives, Senior Leadership Team (SLT), IT Stakeholders, Solution/Enterprise Architects, Infra Architects, Security Architects, Network Team, Compliance teams etc etc.). ![]() ![]() After all, you want to keep your superiors happy right? □ Judging if the diagram is rightly depicting what is expected by the stakeholder who requested it.You definitely do not want to end up creating a huge diagram which needs 500% zoom to read it □ Judging whether the diagram is depicting way too much or too less than what is needed.Rightly deciding on what should be emphasized in the diagrams.Choosing the right diagram to depict the integration scenario.Some common problems that many senior integration developers or aspiring architects face when they are asked to come up with some integration diagrams by their Senior Architects/ Business Stakeholders/ IT Heads etc are: Hello, fellow Integrators!! Let us learn something new about how we can document integration architecture in one of the effective ways in this article. ![]()
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