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 ====== 5.3 Ecosystem ======
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-**Discussion:**
+See the definition: [[dido:99_annexes:annex-b-terms-and-definitions:e:ecosystem|Ecosystem]]
-An Ecosystem identifies a major functional, institutional, or semantic area within an Ecosphere. It narrows the scope of an archetype while remaining broader than an individual business domain.
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-Within the Finance Ecosphere, an Ecosystem may identify a major financial activity area such as Monetary, Securities, Insurance, Banking, Payments, Reporting, or Oversight.
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-An Ecosystem provides context for Domains. A Domain inherits meaning from its parent Ecosystem and from the Ecosphere containing that Ecosystem.
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-**Definition:**
-//major functional, institutional, or semantic area within an Ecosphere//
-**Source:**
-Adapted from **FX Demo Reference Architecture**, Section 2.1.17, **Archetype Classification Codes**; generalised from classification codes to conceptual classification levels for the Financial Systems Archetype.
-**Note:**
-An Ecosystem is not a runtime plane, a community of Interest, a Kubernetes namespace, a DDS partition, or a deployment target.
-**Example:**
-The Monetary Ecosystem may contain Domains concerned with Foreign Exchange, Commercial Paper, Settlement, Liquidity, or monetary obligations.