Category: architecture

architectures and styles

ABAC – Attribute Based Access Control

josedacruz, August 24, 2023

ABAC – Attribute Based Access Control is a type of access control model that uses attributes to determine whether a user should be granted access to a resource.

RBAC – Role Based Access Control

josedacruz, August 18, 2023

RBAC – Role Based Access Control is a security model to control access to resources based on the roles of individuals.

RSBAC – Rule Set Based Access Control

josedacruz, August 16, 2023

Rule-Set-Based Access Control is a type of access control mechanism that allows administrators to define and enforce access control policies based on a set of rules.

DAC – Discretionary Access Control

josedacruz, August 14, 2023

DAC – Discretionary Access Control is a security model that allows the owner of a resource to determine who can access and manipulate that resource.

MAC – Mandatory Access Control

josedacruz, August 11, 2023

MAC – Mandatory Access Control is a security model to enforce restrictions on access to resources based on predefined rules and policies.

Access Control – Types

josedacruz, August 8, 2023August 8, 2023

Access Control – Types is a security technique that regulates who or what can view or use resources in a computing environment. (to be continued…)

Granularity

josedacruz, August 6, 2023

Granularity defines the size of each component, part, or module in a distributed system.

Modularity

josedacruz, July 27, 2023

Modularity is the name given, to the process of defining the components, parts, or modules into which a system or software can be divided.

Modularity vs Granularity

josedacruz, July 27, 2023

Modularity vs. Granularity Modularity Granularity (To be continued…)

Active-Passive Pattern is a design pattern that aims to improve the availability, scalability, and performance of distributed systems. The active partition can replicate, in near real-time, the transactions.The active partition can use backup and restore strategies (check the RTO and RPO).