Catch here is "no operating characteristics change, which means no re-architecting".
So answer is E: Simplification Change.
There are three main categories of architecture change:
1. Simplification: this can be handled via change management techniques.
2. Incremental: this may be handled via change management techniques, or it may require partial rearchitecting.
3. Re-architecting: this requires putting the whole architecture through the architecture development cycle again.
https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf8-doc/arch/chap14.html#tag_15_02_03
Guidelines for Maintenance versus Architecture Redesign:
- If the change is at an infrastructure level - for example, ten systems reduced or changed to one system - this may not change the architecture above the physical layer, but it will change the Baseline Description of the Technology Architecture. This would be a simplification change handled via change management techniques.
E is correct - "If the change is at an infrastructure level - for example, ten systems reduced or changed to one system - this may not change the architecture above the physical layer, but it will change the Baseline Description of the Technology Architecture. This would be a simplification change handled via change management techniques."
i prefer choose A: that not change application, But can change other IT Components, So we need to iterate on all ADM Phases
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