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 ====== Logical Node Role ====== ====== Logical Node Role ======
  
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 ===== Discussion ===== ===== Discussion =====
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 A Logical Node Role identifies a platform-independent responsibility assigned to, or performed by, a Logical Node. A Logical Node Role identifies a platform-independent responsibility assigned to, or performed by, a Logical Node.
  
-Logical Node Roles allow the architecture to describe what a Logical Node does without tying the responsibility to any specific technology, process, service, container, pod, or deployment unit. A Logical Node performs one or more Logical Node Roles. The Logical Architecture assigns the same Logical Node Role to multiple Logical Nodes when redundancy, partitioning, jurisdictional separation, organisational separation, or parallel processing requires that distribution.+Logical Node Roles allow the architecture to describe what a Logical Node does without tying the responsibility to any specific technology, process, service, container, pod, or deployment unit. A Logical Node performs one or more Logical Node Roles. The Logical Architecture assigns the same Logical Node Role to multiple Logical Nodes when redundancy, partitioning, jurisdictional separation, organizational separation, or parallel processing requires that distribution.
  
 Logical Node Roles support review and traceability by connecting responsibilities to Nodes, interactions, Runtime Planes, information structures, governance expectations, and evidence expectations. Logical Node Roles support review and traceability by connecting responsibilities to Nodes, interactions, Runtime Planes, information structures, governance expectations, and evidence expectations.
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-Specialisation of Node Role from Part 1, Section 7.4; generalises the Node Role Framework from the original FX Demo Reference Architecture.+Specialization of Node Role from Part 1, Section 7.4; generalises the Node Role Framework from the original FX Demo Reference Architecture.
  
 ===== Note ===== ===== Note =====
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