ODC Architecture Specialist case studies
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The Architecture Specialist (ODC) is a specialization exam in the OutSystems certification program. It targets developers or architects who are fairly autonomous in designing a good OutSystems architecture, who think with a scalable mindset, and who aim to contribute to an efficient and healthy application lifecycle. The ODC Architecture Specialist case studies are 5 cases and about 3,424 words.
1Decomposing a Monolithic Claims Platform for ODC
A regional insurer is moving a 12-year-old claims application to OutSystems Developer Cloud. The current estate has 38 modules, 7 shared libraries, and a 'Common' module that exposes 214 public actions and 96 public entities; 26 modules reference it.
743 words, about 4 min2Splitting a Logistics Core for Web, Mobile, and Admin
A logistics company runs three ODC apps: a customer portal, a driver mobile app, and a back-office admin. All three reference a single Core module containing 140 screens, 400 server actions, and 80 entities.
712 words, about 4 min3Integrating ERP, CRM, and Warehouse Data for Stock Availability
A retailer's ODC commerce app integrates with SAP ERP for orders, Salesforce CRM for customer cases, and an Oracle warehouse database for stock. Today a nightly CSV batch refreshes stock; availability is up to 24 hours stale, and promotions oversell by about 4%.
661 words, about 3 min4Tenant Isolation in a Multi-Tenant Healthcare Portal
A healthcare SaaS provider runs a multi-tenant portal on ODC for 120 tenant organizations and 18,000 users. Eighty tenants use B2B SSO through OIDC; forty rely on local ODC accounts.
668 words, about 3 min5Scaling a Ticket Sale Without Rewriting
A ticketing platform built on ODC has a major on-sale in three weeks. The event page uses one aggregate with six joins over a 3-million-row events table and a 12-million-row availability table.
640 words, about 3 min