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26 26  * Are there dependencies?
27 27  * Will the failure of integration block another?
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29 -At first, need to consider whether there are dependencies or whether each integration can perform its job without being influenced by other integrations. In scenarios of no dependence, there is also no risk of dependencies creating a cascade of problems. However, in situations where there are dependencies, one action could impact other integrations. An excellent example in a messaging environment is asynchronous routing. All asynchronous data traffic is passing the asynchronous routing and therefore changes to the routing directly impact all asynchronous integrations. So considering how, if and when to deploy an asynchronous routing is something worth thinking about.
29 +At first, we need to consider whether there are dependencies or whether each integration can perform its job without being influenced by other integrations. In scenarios of no dependence, there is also no risk of dependencies creating a cascade of problems. However, in situations where there are dependencies, one action could impact other integrations. An excellent example in a messaging environment is asynchronous routing. All asynchronous data traffic is passing the asynchronous routing and therefore changes to the routing directly impact all asynchronous integrations. So considering how, if, and when to deploy an asynchronous routing is something worth thinking about.
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31 31  The same applies to when you deploy other parts of the solution that could impact different integrations. Always ask yourself whether the quality of the answer will be upheld by the action you are about to perform.
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39 39  * Dependencies are relevant when deploying and when running the model
40 40  * Failure in one integration can block other integrations (or reduce its value)
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42 -== 6. Suggested Additional Readings ==
42 +== 5. Suggested Additional Readings ==
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44 44  There are no suggested additional readings on this topic.
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