OG0-093 · Question #345
During a TOGAF ADM cycle, an architecture can be denoted as Version 1.0. What does this indicate?
The correct answer is B. A formally reviewed, detailed architecture. In TOGAF, an architecture denoted as Version 1.0 signifies a mature and stable architectural deliverable.
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During a TOGAF ADM cycle, an architecture can be denoted as Version 1.0. What does this indicate?
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- AA draft, detailed architecture
- BA formally reviewed, detailed architecture
- CA formally reviewed, preliminary architecture
- DA preliminary outline architecture
- EA high-level outline architecture
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In TOGAF, an architecture denoted as Version 1.0 signifies a mature and stable architectural deliverable.
A draft architecture is typically denoted with a version like 0.x, not 1.0, to indicate it is still under development.
Version 1.0 in TOGAF's architecture versioning scheme represents a formally reviewed, detailed architecture that is considered stable and ready for implementation or formal approval. This indicates that the architecture has undergone a complete development cycle and formal validation.
While it may be reviewed, a preliminary architecture is generally not at a 1.0 stable version; it would be an earlier draft or preliminary release.
A preliminary outline architecture represents an early stage and would be assigned a 0.x version number.
A high-level outline architecture is an initial concept and would typically use a 0.x version to signify its draft status.
Concept tested: TOGAF architecture versioning conventions
Source: https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf10-doc/arch/chap23.html#_Architecture_Versioning
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