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"author": "Jane Smith",
"title": "Adopt Microservices Architecture",
"decision": "After evaluating our current monolithic architecture, we have decided to migrate to a microservices-based approach. This will enable better scalability, independent deployment of services, and improved fault isolation. Key services will include: User Management, Product Catalog, Order Processing, and Payment Gateway.",
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"author": "John Doe",
"title": "Use GraphQL for API Layer",
"decision": "We will implement GraphQL instead of REST for our API layer. This decision is based on the need for more flexible data fetching, reduced over-fetching and under-fetching issues, and better developer experience. The strongly-typed schema will also improve API documentation and client-server communication.",
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"author": "Alice Johnson",
"title": "Implement Event-Driven Architecture",
"decision": "To improve system responsiveness and decoupling, we will adopt an event-driven architecture using message queues. This will enable asynchronous processing of background tasks, better handling of traffic spikes, and improved system resilience. We will use Apache Kafka for high-throughput scenarios and RabbitMQ for simpler use cases.",
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"author": "Bob Wilson",
"title": "Establish Multi-Cloud Strategy",
"decision": "To avoid vendor lock-in and improve system resilience, we will adopt a multi-cloud strategy. Primary workloads will run on AWS, with Azure as secondary for disaster recovery and specific services. This approach requires containerization of all services and cloud-agnostic infrastructure as code practices.",
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"author": "Carol Martinez",
"title": "Adopt Infrastructure as Code with Terraform",
"decision": "All infrastructure will be defined and managed through Infrastructure as Code using Terraform. This decision ensures reproducibility, version control of infrastructure changes, and enables disaster recovery capabilities. Terraform state will be stored remotely in S3 with state locking via DynamoDB.",
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"author": "David Chen",
"title": "Implement Zero Trust Security Model",
"decision": "We will transition from perimeter-based security to a Zero Trust security model. This includes implementing service mesh for service-to-service authentication, mutual TLS for all communications, and identity-based access control. Every request will be authenticated and authorized regardless of source.",
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"author": "Emma Thompson",
"title": "Use PostgreSQL as Primary Database",
"decision": "PostgreSQL will be our primary relational database for transactional workloads. This decision is based on its ACID compliance, excellent JSON support, robust ecosystem, and proven scalability. For analytics workloads, we will use a separate data warehouse solution.",
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"author": "Frank Garcia",
"title": "Adopt Kubernetes for Container Orchestration",
"decision": "Kubernetes will be our standard container orchestration platform across all environments. This provides consistent deployment patterns, excellent scaling capabilities, and a rich ecosystem of tools. We will use managed Kubernetes services (EKS on AWS, AKS on Azure) to reduce operational overhead.",
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"author": "Grace Lee",
"title": "Implement Observability with OpenTelemetry",
"decision": "We will standardize on OpenTelemetry for distributed tracing, metrics, and logging across all services. This vendor-agnostic approach provides flexibility in choosing backends while maintaining consistent instrumentation. Initial backends will be Grafana for visualization and Jaeger for tracing.",
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"author": "Henry Patel",
"title": "Establish API-First Development Approach",
"decision": "All new features will follow an API-first development approach. API specifications will be written using OpenAPI 3.0 before implementation begins. This ensures consistency, enables parallel development of frontend and backend teams, and improves API quality through early review and validation.",
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"created": "2026-01-23T03:41:17.086Z",
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"author": "DK",
"title": "Test via MCP HTTP-edited",
"decision": "We should TEST the new MCP HTTP architecture",
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"author": "DK",
"title": "Use LeanIX 'Interface' element to capture interfaces via TALEND",
"decision": "For example, documenting OMS PAR 3 -- MAO integration with app 'NARVAR' equires creation of an 'Order' INTEGRATION fact sheet with 'TALEND' in the Technoogy field, MAO as the PROVIDER, and NARVAR as the CONSUMER.",
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"created": "2026-01-23T17:40:03.453Z",
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"author": "Mike Matsako",
"title": "TEST for GHCP meeting",
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