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12. Glossary

Overview

This glossary includes all essential terms used throughout the Death Star’s architectural documentation, listed alphabetically. Each term includes a link to the relevant section for further details.


  • arc42: An architectural template for documenting and communicating complex system architectures.
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  • Central Reactor Core: The main energy source of the Death Star, powering all critical systems, including the superlaser.
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  • Command and Control: The central hub responsible for coordinating all Death Star operations and strategic decisions.
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  • Communication Partners: External entities, systems, or users that interact with the Death Star.
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  • Crosscutting Concepts: Technical principles that impact multiple components within the system to ensure consistency and efficiency.
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  • Data Consistency: Ensures synchronized and reliable data across all subsystems within the Death Star.
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  • Deployment Environment: The infrastructure and operational setups in which the Death Star’s software and hardware are deployed.
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  • Error Handling: Protocols and procedures for managing and logging errors to ensure system stability.
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  • Intrusion Detection System (IDS): Automated system designed to identify unauthorized access attempts and alert Command and Control.
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  • Modular Design: A design approach that segments systems into independent modules for easier maintenance and scalability.
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  • Quality Requirements: Standards defining the Death Star's performance, reliability, and security benchmarks.
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  • Reliability: The Death Star’s capability to operate consistently without interruptions during critical missions.
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  • Runtime Scenarios: Descriptions of key interactions and behaviors of system components during specific operations.
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  • Scalability: The architecture’s flexibility to expand capabilities and integrate additional systems as needed.
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  • Security Protocols: Measures and encryption methods applied to protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access.
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  • Superlaser: The Death Star’s primary weapon, designed to destroy entire planets.
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  • Technical Debt: Accumulated compromises in design or implementation that may need revision in the future.
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Motivation

The glossary supports a common understanding of terms across all stakeholders, reducing misinterpretation and enhancing communication within the Death Star project.