North StarTarget ArchitectureMeeting Evidence

North Star Mimarisi

Lumen workshop videolarindaki North Star Mimarisi referanslarini aciklayan, gercek diagramlari kanit olarak kullanan ve bunu Architecture Commit pozisyonuna ceviren sayfa.

Sunum cumlesi: North Star Mimarisi, Lumen’in hedef operating ve system direction’idir. LumenVision/OneVizion bunu workflow ve orchestration layer olarak desteklemeli, domain system’lerdeki authoritative ownership korunmalidir.

Bu Kontekste North Star Ne Demek

Bu bir target ecosystem

North Star tek bir application degildir. Product ordering, service order, network implementation, inventory, workforce, SAP, data hub, eventing, reporting ve AI-assisted operations icin future-state landscape’tir.

Bu bir migration direction

Workshop’larda BAU, Netbuild, Armor, WFMT, SiteTracker ve secili Flight Deck kullanimi gibi legacy pattern’lerden cikarken North Star’a hareket etmek olarak anlatiliyor.

Net ownership gerektirir

En onemli Architecture Commit sorusu LumenVision’in isi gosterebilmesi degil; her object, event, date, status, task, inventory item, BOM ve exception’in sahibi hangi sistem sorusudur.

Asamali ilerlemelidir

Daha guvenli commitment asamalidir: bounded Release 1 workflow’u kanitla, integration contract’lari tanimla, BAU’yu koru, data foundation guvenilir oldugunda daha derin orchestration ve AI’a genislet.

Videolardan Ana Diagramlar

Lumen’e Nasil Anlatilir

  • Start by saying North Star is the target architecture direction, not a single replacement system.
  • Position LumenVision/OneVizion as the orchestration and work-management surface inside that architecture.
  • Use the System of Record Matrix to avoid overclaiming source-of-truth ownership.
  • Use the Entegrasyon Envanteri to show which APIs, events, Kafka headers, replay, DLQ, and write-back contracts must be committed.
  • Recommend a bounded Release 1 anchor so Architecture Commit can approve real scope without pretending the full future state is already solved.

Architecture Commit Icin Acik Sorular

  • Which workflow proves North Star best for Release 1: Service Delivery, SiteTracker exit, Network Grooms, Waves, Dark Fiber, or another priority?
  • Which objects does LumenVision own versus only orchestrate or display?
  • Which legacy exits are deadline-driven migration, and which are deeper transformation?
  • What Kafka/CFKA headers, event contracts, replay, and exception-handling rules are mandatory before build?
  • What is the mid-July/mid-August commit expectation: concept approval, target architecture, integration inventory, or implementation-ready design?