OG0-093 Question #111: Real Exam Question with Answer & Explanation

The correct answer is D. A way to put building blocks together into context. According to TOGAF, an Architecture Pattern defines a proven, reusable approach for combining architectural building blocks within a specific context to address recurring design problems.

Building Blocks

Question

According to TOGAF, which of the following best describes an Architecture Pattern?

Options

AA detailed description of the interfaces between building blocks
BAn implementation specific solution building block
CA package of functionality defined to meet the business needs of the organization.
DA way to put building blocks together into context
EA work product describing an aspect of an architecture

Explanation

According to TOGAF, an Architecture Pattern defines a proven, reusable approach for combining architectural building blocks within a specific context to address recurring design problems.

Common mistakes.

A. While patterns often involve interfaces, their description extends beyond just interfaces to encompass the overall structure, relationships, and interaction of components.
B. An Architecture Pattern is generally generic and conceptual, not implementation-specific; an implementation-specific solution building block is more concrete and detailed.
C. A package of functionality defined to meet business needs sounds more like a Capability or a Business Service, not directly an Architecture Pattern.
E. A work product describing an aspect of an architecture is too broad a definition; many TOGAF deliverables fit this description, but it does not specifically define an Architecture Pattern.

Concept tested. TOGAF Architecture Pattern definition

Reference. https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf10-doc/arch/chap12.html

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#Architecture Patterns#Building Blocks

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