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The document summarizes a software architecture assignment from September. It includes two high priority drivers: Alarm Handling and Pricing. For Alarm Handling, scheduling and reducing computation overhead tactics are suggested. For Pricing, using a central pricing component and intermediary are recommended tactics. The document also includes context diagrams, component diagrams, deployment diagrams, and scenarios to describe the architecture.
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1) The document discusses a software architecture assignment for September that focuses on two high priority and high impact drivers: Alarm Handling and Pricing.
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3) The architecture includes context, component, and deployment diagrams along with scenarios for new measurements, anomaly detection, and alarm handling.
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Ia Ems
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* Recap: What is anomaly detection?
* Recap: Why ML & AI for anomaly detection?
* Why VictoriaMetrics Anomaly Detection?
* What’s new: Flexible Configs
* What’s new: AutoTune
* What’s new: Docs & site updates
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Have you outgrown QuickBooks, GCS, or another system?
Did you build a home-grown system and you have simply outgrown it?
Change is scary, but making the switch to a purpose-built, cloud based, ERP solution does not have to be.
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- 6. ADD2 ● Driver: Pricing (M1) – High Priority – Higher impact than Av1 (database is already existent, pricing isn't) ● Tactics: – Semantic Coherence: create central point for pricing as localize the changes – Use an Intermediary: a component connecting the bill sender and the data, so ripple effects are avoided – Adherence to Protocol: the changes are too large for one protocol to cover
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- 13. Scenarios
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