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Example 6: ArchiMate realization relationships in various layers and across layers

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@startuml
!include <archimate/Archimate>

<style>
element {
    HorizontalAlignment: left;
    MinimumWidth: 180;
    Padding: 25;
}
note {
    BackgroundColor: #FFFFCC;
    RoundCorner: 5;
    MaximumWidth: 250;
}
</style>

left to right direction

title "ArchiMate 3.2 Realization Relationships"

rectangle "Business Layer" {
    Business_Service(service_customer_support, "Customer Support Service")
    Business_Process(process_support, "Support Process")
    Rel_Realization(process_support, service_customer_support, "Realization")
    note on link
    Support Process realizes Customer Support Service.
    end note

    Business_Role(role_manager, "Manager Role")
    Business_Collaboration(collab_management, "Management Collaboration")
    Rel_Realization(collab_management, role_manager, "Realization")
    note on link
    Management Collaboration realizes Manager Role.
    end note

    Business_Interface(interface_client, "Client Interface")
    Business_Service(service_client, "Client Service")
    Rel_Realization(interface_client, service_client, "Realization")
    note on link
    Client Interface realizes Client Service.
    end note
}

rectangle "Application Layer" {
    Application_Service(app_service_data_analysis, "Data Analysis Service")
    Application_Function(app_function_data_processing, "Data Processing Function")
    Rel_Realization(app_function_data_processing, app_service_data_analysis, "Realization")
    note on link
    Data Processing Function realizes Data Analysis Service.
    end note

    Application_Component(app_component_crm, "CRM System")
    Application_Collaboration(app_collab_sales, "Sales Collaboration")
    Rel_Realization(app_collab_sales, app_component_crm, "Realization")
    note on link
    Sales Collaboration realizes CRM System.
    end note

    Application_Interface(app_interface_api, "API Interface")
    Application_Service(app_service_api, "API Service")
    Rel_Realization(app_interface_api, app_service_api, "Realization")
    note on link
    API Interface realizes API Service.
    end note
}

rectangle "Technology Layer" {
    Technology_Service(tech_service_network_monitoring, "Network Monitoring Service")
    Technology_Function(tech_function_network_management, "Network Management Function")
    Rel_Realization(tech_function_network_management, tech_service_network_monitoring, "Realization")
    note on link
    Network Management Function realizes Network Monitoring Service.
    end note

    Technology_Node(tech_node_server, "Server")
    Technology_Collaboration(tech_collab_cloud, "Cloud Collaboration")
    Rel_Realization(tech_collab_cloud, tech_node_server, "Realization")
    note on link
    Cloud Collaboration realizes Server.
    end note

    Technology_Function(tech_function_data_storage, "Data Storage Function")
    Technology_Artifact(artifact_backup, "Backup Artifact")
    Rel_Realization(artifact_backup, tech_function_data_storage, "Realization")
    note on link
    Backup Artifact realizes Data Storage Function.
    end note
}

rectangle "Motivation & Strategy Layer" {
    Motivation_Outcome(outcome_profit, "Increased Profit")
    Motivation_Goal(goal_growth, "Business Growth")
    Rel_Realization(goal_growth, outcome_profit, "Realization")
    note on link
    Business Growth realizes Increased Profit.
    end note

    Motivation_Goal(goal_compliance, "Regulatory Compliance")
    Motivation_Principle(principle_security, "Security Principle")
    Rel_Realization(principle_security, goal_compliance, "Realization")
    note on link
    Security Principle realizes Regulatory Compliance.
    end note
}

rectangle "Implementation & Migration Layer" {
    Implementation_WorkPackage(work_package_upgrade, "Upgrade Work Package")
    Implementation_Plateau(plateau_modernization, "Modernization Plateau")
    Rel_Realization(plateau_modernization, work_package_upgrade, "Realization")
    note on link
    Modernization Plateau realizes Upgrade Work Package.
    end note

    Implementation_Deliverable(deliverable_report, "Final Report")
    Implementation_Plateau(plateau_final, "Final Plateau")
    Rel_Realization(plateau_final, deliverable_report, "Realization")
    note on link
    Final Plateau realizes Final Report.
    end note
}

rectangle "Cross-Layer Realizations" {
    Application_Component(app_component_crm2, "CRM System")
    Business_Service(service_customer_management, "Customer Management")
    Rel_Realization(app_component_crm2, service_customer_management, "Realization")
    note on link
    An Application Component can realize a Business Service.
    end note
   
    Application_Function(app_function_reporting, "Reporting Function")
    Business_Function(business_function_analysis, "Business Analysis Function")
    Rel_Realization(app_function_reporting, business_function_analysis, "Realization")
    note on link
    An Application Function can realize a Business Function.
    end note
   
    Technology_Service(tech_service_database, "Database Service")
    Application_Service(app_service_persistence, "Data Persistence Service")
    Rel_Realization(tech_service_database, app_service_persistence, "Realization")
    note on link
    A Technology Service can realize an Application Service.
    end note
   
    Technology_Node(tech_node_middleware, "Middleware Node")
    Application_Component(app_component_api, "API Gateway")
    Rel_Realization(tech_node_middleware, app_component_api, "Realization")
    note on link
    A Technology Node can realize an Application Component.
    end note

    Application_Service(as1, "Account Management Service")
    Business_Service(bs1, "Customer Account Management")
    Rel_Realization(as1, bs1, "realizes")
    note on link
    Account Management Service realizes
    Customer Account Management.
    end note

    Application_DataObject(do1, "Customer Record")
    Business_Object(bo1, "Customer")
    Rel_Realization(do1, bo1, "realizes")
    note on link
    Customer Record realizes Customer.
    end note

  Application_Service(as2, "Payment Service")
  Technology_Service(ts1, "Web Service")
  Rel_Realization(ts1, as2, "realizes")
  note on link
  Web Service realizes Payment Service.
  end note

  Application_DataObject(do2, "Account Data")
  Technology_Artifact(art1, "Account Tables")
  Rel_Realization(art1, do2, "realizes")
  note on link
  Account Tables realizes Account Data.
  end note

  Business_Service(bs2, "Payment Processing")
  Technology_Service(ts2, "Database Service")
  Rel_Realization(ts2, bs2, "realizes")
    note on link
    Database Service realizes Payment Processing.
    end note


  Business_Object(bo2, "Account")
  Technology_Artifact(art2, "Customer Database")
  Rel_Realization(art2, bo2, "realizes")
  note on link
  Customer Database realizes Account.
  end note


}
@enduml
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