Orchestration Domain-Centric Pattern (ODCP): A Vendor-Agnostic Domain-Semantic Orchestration Topology for Enterprise Integration Platforms - v1.0

ODCP — Orchestration Domain-Centric Pattern The Essentials in 7 Lines Step What to do 1 Create one package per domain — e.g., sales, finance, logistics 2 Group all flows inside the domain package — regardless of vendor 3 Apply iFlow DNA naming — deterministic, semantic, machine-readable 4 Segment credentials by sub-domain — isolate blast radius 5 Map artifacts consistently — vm., sc., mm., ds., var.* 6 Enforce domain ownership — one architect per domain 7 Freeze structure — evolve flows, never the package Done. 7 steps. 30 seconds reading. Zero PowerPoint. Why it works Immutable structure → one domain = one package, never changes Deterministic naming → every flow is readable, traceable, predictable Segmented credentials → failures isolated, no cascade risk Vendor-neutral model → same structure across all platforms What is ODCP? Orchestration Domain-Centric Pattern (ODCP) is a vendor-agnostic, technology-independent approach to structuring the orchestration layer of enterprise integration platforms based on business domain semantics rather than vendor, system, or project boundaries. Unlike traditional integration landscapes — where packages, flows, and credentials grow around vendors and teams — ODCP enforces a single invariant: 👉 The domain is the primary key of orchestration. All artifacts — packages, flows, credentials, mappings — are organized, named, and governed by domain. What ODCP Solves Problem Traditional Landscape ODCP Package Sprawl One package per vendor/project One package per domain Naming Chaos Non-deterministic flow names iFlow DNA (deterministic) Credential Risk Shared credentials Tiered, segmented credentials ODCP Core Model ODCP is composed of: Component Role Domain Structure Business domains as primary containers Package DNA Deterministic domain-based package naming iFlow DNA Deterministic flow identity and traceability Credential Governance Sub-domain tiered segmentation Artifact Naming Consistent semantic naming across all objects Domain Ownership Explicit governance and accountability Validated Results Validated across enterprise-scale orchestration environments: 39 → 4 packages (↓90%) 39 → 12 technical users (↓69%) 273 → 14.5 min deployment time (↓95%) 1,499,869+ flows executed Zero orchestration failures 🌍 Simple Orientation ODCP means: 👉 Your integration platform should be understandable by business meaning, not by technical structure. Real-World Analogy What It Means Hospital Organized by cardiology, emergency — not systems Airport Organized by departures, arrivals — not wiring Company Organized by sales, finance — not vendors That is ODCP. 📦 Composition of ODCP Component Role Domain Package Single container per business domain iFlow DNA Semantic identity of execution artifacts Credential Model Risk isolation and governance Artifact Layer Unified naming across all resources Governance Model Domain ownership and enforcement ODCP defines where execution lives.GDCR defines what enters.DDCR defines how it resolves. 📚 Version History Version Status DOI v2.0 ✅ CURRENT — Stable Release 10.5281/zenodo.18876594 v1.x ⚠️ Deprecated — 🔗 Links Repository: github.com/rhviana/deip ODCP (Zenodo): 10.5281/zenodo.18876594 DEIP (Source of Truth): 10.5281/zenodo.19004802 📖 Citation (v2.0) APA: Viana, R. L. H. (2026). Orchestration Domain-Centric Pattern (ODCP) — Version 2.0. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18876594 👤 Author Ricardo Luz Holanda VianaEnterprise Integration Architect | SAP BTP Integration Suite Expert | SAP Press Author